Arche de Miller-Urey (Miller-Urey’s Ark) aims to reproduce the elementary conditions, before the event of creation, in a vast aquarium where there is water containing all the molecules necessary for the appearance of life.
The spectator begins to conceive the impossible.

Hicham Berrada’s work embraces two implicit foundations of our relationship to the world: nature governs us and we are separated from it. It is from this antagonism that the work is constructed, as a means of reconciling these tendencies, of reflecting on our modes of action and perception as regards it: nature, an uncreated raw material.