Vernissage de l'exposition de Camille de Cussac « Écris-moi ! »

In the all-digital age, "ÉCRIS-MOI!" is an exhibition that celebrates, with wit and poetry, writing and the postcard.

In the all-digital age, ÉCRIS-MOI! is an exhibition that celebrates, with wit and poetry, writing and the postcard. In its usual 10 x 15 cm (A6) format, this small piece of paper was born in France during the 1870 war, allowing soldiers and civilians to communicate quickly. After a golden age at the beginning of the century, it became anachronistic with the development of social networks. Between 2000 and 2025, mail dropped by 80%, and since the beginning of last year, 25 post boxes have disappeared in France every day… Through this exhibition, Camille de Cussac and Artazart issue a cry of resistance in favour of the postcard and epistolary writing!

A graduate of the École de Condé in Paris, Camille de Cussac, an internationally renowned Parisian illustrator, has an inimitable style and colour palette. Using her Posca markers, she draws what surrounds her, her travels as well as her contemporaries, with great humour and tenderness. Camille already has about fifteen books to her name (written and/or illustrated), the latest of which is "Mamita Sandwich", released in 2025 by Editions de l’étagère du bas. Recently, she also tried her hand at animated short films, which she co-wrote with Caroline Torelli and for which she created all the graphic design. "Il est une fois" is now selected in over 50 festivals, including the Annecy Festival.