Faces de Spoons

Exhibition as part of the ‘Faites Lire!’ programme. Guillaume Trannoy is a graphic designer and illustrator. He trained at the École supérieure d’art graphique de Paris. Since 2025, he has been developing a personal body of work devoted to the depiction of faces.

Exhibition as part of the ‘Faites Lire!’ initiative
Guillaume Trannoy is a graphic designer and illustrator. He trained at the École supérieure d’art graphique de Paris. Since 2025, he has been developing a personal body of work devoted to the depiction of faces. “Coming up with an exhibition title… Hmm! ‘Spoon’s Face’ – that’ll do! Or why not ‘Do You Want My Photo?’ Or even ‘What’s Wrong with My Face?’ A bit too much like Johnny, no doubt.” But the idea is there: to bring together faces of all kinds – strangers, celebrities, the young, the not-so-young, dreamers, grumpy types, those in fits of laughter, and even a few Martians, more numerous than one might imagine. To create them, Guillaume Trannoy uses spoons as his canvas and his ten fingers as his brushes. Free admission, from Tuesday 29 September to Sunday 18 October, from 2 pm to 6 pm. Théodore-Monod Park (Boulevard Paul-Chantrel)