Julie Hascoët was the guest in residence in 2017 at the Carré d'Art in Chartres de Bretagne. Taking advantage of an annual programming with cartography as the main axis, and enrolling in a proposed residence in the local area, the project proposed by Julie Hascoët has extended these two themes by adding a nomadic dimension. Driven by the desire to move the boundaries of the city of Chartres of Brittany to give it a new form, it has extended its research area to four of the municipalities that are twinned: Hassmersheim in Germany, Lwowek in Poland, Calarasi in Romania and Saint-Anthème in the Puy-de-Dôme. From season to season, from one vagrancy to another, the photographer has reactivated the twinning principle from a new, visual angle this time.
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