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Loris Greaud work is organized into projects rather than exhibitions.His first, Silence goes more quickly when played backwards, took place in 2005 at the Plateau / Frac île-de-France (Paris). This was the project that rocketed him onto the international art scene. Loris Greaud In 2013, he was the first artist to be invited to exhibit jointly by the Louvre and the Pompidou Center in Paris. The double exhibition, Loris Gréaud was free to the public and took place in the museums’ courtyards, purposefully avoiding the usual exhibition spaces of the two institutions.