With the Fabrice Hyber exhibition, Pasteur’spirit, the Pasteur Institute opens his doors to contemporary art.

From July 9th to July 22nd, the Pasteur Institute hosts on its Parisian campus, the French artist Fabrice Hyber.

The French artist, with a scientific background, likes to cross shapes, objects and thoughts. His homeopathic paints, his intestines-brains, and his POF ((Prototype d’Objet en Fonctionnement) are comments on the methods of invention and their possible impact on behaviour.

To respond to the invitation of the Pasteur Institute, Fabrice Hyber choose the viral infiltration method, installing a series of works in which we can find a dialogue between his universe, the laboratory tools and the Pasteur thought.

The exhibition raises the question about the permeable boundaries between science and artistic creation.

The earnings from tickets and catalogue will be donated to the Pasteur Institute and its research.

Fabrice Hyber, Gigognes tranchées, bois découpé, 2010.