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Les discriminations naissent souvent d’un simple regard. Les personnes d’origine étrangère et/ou perçues comme telles en subissent massivement les frais. Cette « origine » – réelle, supposée ou fantasmée – est à la source de stéréotypes tenaces, qui conditionnent souvent les parcours de vie dès l’enfance.
À travers le regard subversif d’artistes contemporains et des données inédites, produites notamment dans le cadre du projet européen UNDETERRED (UNintentional Discrimination dETEcted and Racism REvealed and Deactivated), l’exposition Aux origines nous invite à remonter à la source de ces mécanismes de stigmatisation et d’exclusion, en interrogeant la manière dont les regards se construisent et se perpétuent.
Présentée au Palais de la Porte Dorée (Paris) du 5 juin au 23 août 2026, Aux Origines sera disponible sous forme d’exposition mobile à partir de septembre 2026, pour toute diffusion en France et à l’international. L’exposition mobile sera composée de 16 panneaux (1x2m) et de 2 oeuvres audiovisuelles commandées pour l’exposition.
Discrimination often stems from a simple glance. People of a foreign origin and/or those perceived as such bear the heavy burden of this discrimination. This ‘origin’ – whether real, presumed or imagined – is the source of persistent stereotypes, which often shape people’s life paths from childhood onwards.
Through the subversive gaze of contemporary artists and previously unseen data, mostly from the European UNDETERRED project (UNintentional Discrimination dETEcted and Racism REvealed and Deactivated) , the exhibition Origins invites us to trace these mechanisms of stigmatisation and exclusion back to their source, by examining how perceptions are formed and perpetuated.
On display at the Palais de la Porte Dorée (Paris) from 5 June to 23 August 2026, Origins will be available for broadcast in France and internationally as a mobile exhibition. The mobile exhibition will consist 16 panels (1x2m) and two audiovisual works commissioned for the exhibition.
UNDETERRED - Unintentional Discrimination Detected and Racism Revealed and Deactivated - is a research-action programme funded by the European Union under the Horizon Europe framework. The project investigates the mechanisms of unintentional discrimination experienced by young people aged 18 to 35 in four key fields: housing, health, employment and education. Its hypothesis: that some of the discrimination suffered by these populations stems from norms, rules and institutional practices that are never questioned — even when they are legal. The project is coordinated by Fabien Sabatier (Professor, University of Bordeaux), assisted by Hachem Benissa (postdoctoral researcher, University of Bordeaux). It brings together research teams from seven universities across six countries, alongside non-academic partners in Bordeaux.
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