Political bodies and crowds, interview with Maxime Boidy by Julia Marchand
With black blocs and yellow vests as their starting point, Maxime Boidy and Julia Marchand evoke the representation of bodies or crowds in political iconography, from James Ensor to Jeremy Deller, in the pervasive shadow of Thomas Hobbes’ Leviathan.
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