Bruno Dumont and Bernard Guerbadot at La Borne, Issoudun

In April 2002, the mobile exhibition space La Borne, a repurposed construction container turned vitrine, hosted artists Bruno Dumont and Bernard Guerbadot in Issoudun, France. Managed by the collective Le Pays où le ciel est toujours bleu (founded 1999), La Borne operates as a formal constraint for artists since September 2000. Dumont presented a 1.10-meter-long ceramic line, glazed to resemble chrome, created in 1995 at the Maison de la faïence de Desvres. Guerbadot displayed two porcelain forms from 2000, made in Limoges, with platinum glaze and a square opening revealing layers of plaster. The works, though distinct, share material origins and explore autonomy, measurement, and fragmentary presence within the confined vitrine. The exhibition ran from April 6 to April 29, 2002.