10:00 am–1:00 pm: Laurent Jeanpierre, political scientist and professor of political science
2:30–5:30 pm: Théo Robine-Langlois, poet and artist
Laurent Jeanpierre
Laurent Jeanpierre is a professor of political science at Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University, where he co-directs the master’s program in ecological transitions. Among other works, he has co-authored with Haud Guéguen, La perspective du possible. Comment penser ce qui peut nous arriver, et ce que nous pouvons faire (La Découverte, 2022), and edited, with Jérôme Baschet, Mondes postcapitalistes (La Découverte, 2026).
Théo Robine-Langloi
Théo Robine-Langlois survives underwater (Crue, Dépense Défensive, 2026) alongside los esperits del mòrts (Secrèt, DD, 2024), where he prepares his spells against society (Corbeau, Riga Project, 2025), aided by metamorphic clouds ([. . .], Nous, 2016; Un nuage c’est toujours beaux…, *Duuu, 2019), murderous plants (Le plaisir d’un casse…, DD, 2023), mametas (Journal Municipal, Les Petits Matins, 2024), poets who loop (Cross Volume with Emilien Chesnot and Mia Trabalon, *Duuu, 2026), trade unions (présomption de salariat, Presses Séparées de Marseille, 2021), and a Xerox machine with a pronounced character (Le Gabion, After 8 Books, 2021). When he isn’t writing books or recording vinyl, he writes on his websites (demainjarretpas.net & dontforgetyourbodyinthebubble.net), reads aloud in public, sometimes accompanied by musicians (theorobine-langlois.bandcamp.com), or converses with talkative garments in exhibitions: at ATOPOS cvc (Piraeus, 2026), Nièce (Nice, 2025), or Tonus (Paris, 2023). And because nothing is possible alone, he is a member of After 8 Books and Publication Studio Paris, organizes writing workshops in varied educational contexts, creates playlists and radio shows (*Duuu Radio, Dublab, Take You There Radio, R22), and edits the videos that contribute to building the myth we call la banlieue within the collective lavillefumee.video.
This project is being carried out in collaboration with the Villa Medici in Rome, the Culture Department of the Université Paris Cité, and the CERILAC Laboratory at Université Paris Cité.