The second phase of the Attitudes Mineures residency took place at the Duhamel high school in Dole in the spring of 2017. As the application for the scheme was made by a documentalist teacher, among others, the school librairy quite naturally became a support base for demonstrating and documenting my presence within the school. The other teachers associated with the project proposed to Mathieu Tremblin to build his interventions in echo with a specific class and the discipline taught.

The question of ornamental and modular shapes is discussed with the students, supervised by the teacher. It takes over the global eclectic of the high school buildings, which looks like a tiny city.

Papier Tigers is a collection of processual, contextual, ornamental works, archived in the form of notices and whose matrix is the only coloured A4 sheet of paper. Each motif is designed with economy of means and on a human scale. From the sheet-module and according to a simple folding and collage principle, each contributor is invited to produce a graphic or typographic work that interacts with the city.

Each notice describes a work that can be produced remotely by a third party, in the absence of the author and following the instructions. At the end of a group design development phase, a selection of records from the collection is activated by the students and disseminated on the walls within the school.