The Petrified Museum was born from the desire to merge theatre and geology, creating a fictional space where time blurs our perception and the stories of the Earth are reenacted through an imaginary museum.
Duncan Evennou, Anne-Sophie Milon, Sabine Tarry
Duncan Evennou is a French actor and director, trained at the Théâtre National de Bretagne and Sciences Po’s Political Arts program. Founder of Lighthouse Company, he creates interdisciplinary works blending theatre, performance, and visual arts, exploring political and ecological themes while performing in his own and others’ productions.
Anne-Sophie Milon is an artist-researcher exploring drawing—animated and still—as a way to translate scientific concepts into visual narratives. Trained at HEAR, Sciences Po, and EHESS, she works at the intersection of art and science, focusing on ecological and Anthropocene themes through collaborations with scientists and artists.
Sabine Tarry is a French scenographer and exhibition designer. Trained at ESA Clermont Métropole and École Nationale d’Architecture de Nantes, she has worked with theatre and visual arts, notably with Ulla von Brandenburg, coordinating international projects and designing scenography for exhibitions and performances.