watched the band playing live and seen what she's missing out on. "You see Mick from the side of the stage, and it's contagious," she says. "He puts so much energy and joy into playing the drums. He looks like a big Santa Claus up there with his beard and belly – oh God, don't tell him I said that. But he's so incredibly strong for someone who is 67, 68, or whatever he is. He puts everything into it. He comes off stage and puts ice packs all over himself, then puts on a coat that's three times too big for him, fastens it up and walks around so his muscles don't get seized up. He even wears that on the plane until he gets to his– INTERACTION BASED WORKS –

OUISHAPES PHOTOBOOTH– OUISHARE FEST 2014 –

Seeing Lucie's work I was very inspired to ask her to create a paper cut landscape for OuiShare Fest 15 that was connected to sharing. I imagined people could use props to play with and take pictures of themselves in front of Lucie's artwork. After two long distance brainstorming sessions, some pinterest wall and style sample sharing, we settled on the idea of a photo booth made from recycled materials in the aesthetics of Lucie's artwork. Things literally started taking shape with my arrival in Paris, one week before the OuiShare Fest. I came to help Lucie create the photobooth. We sat together, discussed possible props, gave a visit to the wonderful >> La Reserve des Arts << (the