Récréation : les fleurs

Hervé Tullet explains to children how to create their own ideal exhibition.

Hervé Tullet has developed his own artistic language made of scribbles, spots and lines with which he expresses his ideas. He shows us the basics to get started in The Ideal Expo.

By positioning and then repositioning his scotch tape on paper, Hervé Tullet creates unexpected revelations for the eyes.

Hervé Tullet likes to let his creation be guided by chance. Through this dice game, he shows how to create characters with fun shapes.

Horizontal lines, vertical lines: Hervé Tullet crosses them, superimposes them, tears them apart and the magic happens.

In Hervé Tullet's imagination, markers turn into sumos and we play to make them compete in the arena; unless it is a plate?

By crumpling paper, Hervé Tullet plays with time and forms and gives them a story.

Playing unleashes creativity. Hervé transforms a white sheet into a circuit on which the pencils become cars and freely print their tracks.

Thanks to a game of tearing and creasing, Hervé Tullet creates spots with unique textures and contours.

By creating slits and tears in a drawing, Hervé Tullet creates new works like a series of windows that open and close.

Hervé Tullet creates explosions of spots and colors carried by sound or music.

Hervé Tullet makes holes in paper and creates overlays. Small windows form and tell a new story.

With Hervé Tullet nothing is lost, everything is transformed, especially the pieces of paper. He keeps them, collects them and gives them a new life.

Hervé Tullet creates sets of windows and spots and offers new perspectives, new spaces.