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Bibi (artist) : ウィキペディア英語版 | Bibi (artist) Bibi (February 23, 1964, Tours, France) is a french artist. His civil name is Fabrice Cahoreau. He is living and working in the South of France. He is known for his art installations in urban spaces using everyday plastic objects. ==Artistic style== Since 1992, by using daily life objects made of plastic, Bibi searches for the hidden forms – animal or anthropomorphous – which the designers of these objects had in the back of their minds. Light has proved particularly helpful in revealing those forms to him.〔(''Bibi, un artiste fondu de plastique'', interview ''News of Marseille'' on May 6, 2012 )〕 As such, in order to give plastic the place it deserves - namely the 6th element – he has fought especially hard against two universally distributed icons : the polyethylene container and the traffic cone.〔Sophie Barbaux, ''Objets urbains'', éditions ICI Interface, p. 4.〕 His universe is inspired by Jacques Yves Bruel, Niki de Saint Phalle, Malcolm McLaren, Norman McLaren, Dieric Bouts, the Ancient Egypt and Les Wampas. Bibi has performed hundreds of art installations and performances in public spaces (Moscow, Sydney, Singapore, Wirksworth (UK), Paris, Lyon, Bordeaux, Nîmes, Avignon) : the squat facade 59 rue de Rivoli in Paris with an evolutive installation from 2001 to 2004, The Fish Ball exhibited in Docks 76 in Rouen since 2009 and The Fish Fountain (Festival of Lights of Lyon, , Lyon 2008).〔(« La Fontaine aux Poissons », France 3, 5 avril 2008 )〕 In 2001, he creates the MEEA (Movement for the Extermination of Endangered Animals) and tackles hunting with derision.〔(Frédéric Clausse, « Bibi les a tous tués » ), ''L'Est républicain'' of January 21, 2012〕 In 2010, he designs The Bibigloo (contraction of Bibi and igloo). The Bibigloo is both a work of land art, design, light source and a plastic art installation.〔(« A glowing postmodernist Igloo » ), ''Inhabitat'', February 24, 2011〕
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