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00:54It's a shock Hill, where is the shock?
01:00It's a shocker.
01:06It's a shocker.
01:45In this space, it was so natural and logical that the two teams of the museum, the Museum of the Quai Branly,
01:51since all these works belong to the Museum of the Quai Branly,
01:55enter in dialogue with the team of the Museum of the Louvre,
01:58to think about a presentation that will reunite the two collections,
02:01so that this gallery is no longer the gallery of four continents,
02:03but the gallery of five continents,
02:05and that they finally pose questions at the scale of the entire human creation.
02:42All the works have a jumeau, a double, a echo, a resonance, because they have not been chosen for their individual force, but for their ability to enter into dialogue with those around them.
03:05I think naturally about the head of the Moai, of the Rapanui, of the Pâques, in front of the great sarcophages of the pharaon Egypt.
03:35Thank you very much.
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