In the central islands of Vanuatu (formerly New Hebrides), there is a practice of "sand drawing" which consists of drawing symmetrical figures on the ground. After drawing a "grid", the artist produces a line with his index finger, without lifting it and without continuously passing over a part of it. Once the drawing is completed, the index finger is returned to the starting point and direction. Based on a re-reading of the first ethnographies relating the existence of the practice of drawing on the sand, and on a survey carried out between 2016 and 2019 between Port-Vila, the island of Maewo and the island of Pentecost, this thesis endeavors to introduce a mathematical model of the practice of drawing on the sand which will then allow f...
Today in New Guinea and the Moluccas, the large diversity of pottery techniques, often used for the ...
Through the study of the cultivation of irrigated taro in Vanua Lava (Banks islands, Vanuatu) I wish...
International audienceWe present here a technological study of a collection of 17 archaeological pea...
Dans les îles du centre du Vanuatu (anciennement Nouvelles-Hébrides), il existe une pratique de « de...
Vanuatu sand drawing has been listed by UNESCO since 2006 and has both fascinated and puzzled resear...
International audienceThis paper would like to reflect on the contributions of picture drawing withi...
International audienceThis paper would like to reflect on the contributions of picture drawing withi...
Documentaire scientifique, 26 min, Production CNRS, diffusion CNRS Images. Version anglaise du docum...
This article applies the concept of aquapelagic assemblages to an understanding of artistic and cult...
International audienceThe ethnomathematics of Trobriand string games. The practice of string figure-...
International audienceThe practice of string figure-making has long been carried out in many societi...
cote interne IRCAM: Chemillier04aNone / NoneNational audienceThe association of music and mathematic...
This doctoral research examines the themes of figurative practices, symbolic representations and the...
Moorea is a prominent island in French Polynesia, located near Tahiti in the Society Archipelago. A ...
Ethnomathematics is the study of mathematics in the works of art of various cultures [3, 4, 10, 14]....
Today in New Guinea and the Moluccas, the large diversity of pottery techniques, often used for the ...
Through the study of the cultivation of irrigated taro in Vanua Lava (Banks islands, Vanuatu) I wish...
International audienceWe present here a technological study of a collection of 17 archaeological pea...
Dans les îles du centre du Vanuatu (anciennement Nouvelles-Hébrides), il existe une pratique de « de...
Vanuatu sand drawing has been listed by UNESCO since 2006 and has both fascinated and puzzled resear...
International audienceThis paper would like to reflect on the contributions of picture drawing withi...
International audienceThis paper would like to reflect on the contributions of picture drawing withi...
Documentaire scientifique, 26 min, Production CNRS, diffusion CNRS Images. Version anglaise du docum...
This article applies the concept of aquapelagic assemblages to an understanding of artistic and cult...
International audienceThe ethnomathematics of Trobriand string games. The practice of string figure-...
International audienceThe practice of string figure-making has long been carried out in many societi...
cote interne IRCAM: Chemillier04aNone / NoneNational audienceThe association of music and mathematic...
This doctoral research examines the themes of figurative practices, symbolic representations and the...
Moorea is a prominent island in French Polynesia, located near Tahiti in the Society Archipelago. A ...
Ethnomathematics is the study of mathematics in the works of art of various cultures [3, 4, 10, 14]....
Today in New Guinea and the Moluccas, the large diversity of pottery techniques, often used for the ...
Through the study of the cultivation of irrigated taro in Vanua Lava (Banks islands, Vanuatu) I wish...
International audienceWe present here a technological study of a collection of 17 archaeological pea...