Pied-à-terre
The Fondation Maison des Sciences de l'Homme and Éditions Antipodes are organising an evening to present Pied-à-terre. Une expédition à bord de l'Océan Viking, published on 26 September 2024 in the "Trajectoires" collection.
This ‘"Livres en dialogue“ session will bring together the author of the book, Marie-Morgane Adatte (MarieMo), and Thibaut Sardier, a journalist in the ”Ideas’ department of Libération.
After the meeting, you will have the opportunity to ask our guests any questions you may have. The meeting will be followed by a convivial moment.
In February 2023, MarieMo boarded the Océan Viking, a humanitarian ship belonging to SOS Méditerranée Suisse, for a 25-day mission. During the trip, she kept a logbook in which she drew and wrote about the daily life of the sea rescue teams and life on board the ship. On her return, she began work on her next comic strip, dedicated to the theme of migration across the Mediterranean, based on all the material collected during her journey.
A freelance graphic designer and illustrator, Marie-Morgane Adatte (MarieMo) has gradually become involved in comics. Since 2017, she has been an active member of the committee of La Bûche - Fanzine, a collective of Swiss women cartoonists, with whom she regularly publishes and takes part in numerous events and exhibitions.
Thibaut Sardier is a journalist specialising in debating ideas and current affairs in the human and social sciences, particularly on subjects relating to ecology, space and territories. He is currently deputy head of the ‘Ideas’ department at Libération, having previously worked for France Culture and Arte. A qualified geography teacher (ENS Lyon), he is chairman of Adfig, the association that organises the Saint-Dié-des-Vosges International Geography Festival, which brings together 40,000 people each year to discuss geography, literature and the humanities.
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