We draw right there, directly, without sketches and with no other surface than the wall itself. With the invaluable support of our tutor Pascal Berthoud, we sought to reimagine the medium of drawing with a view to liberating it from its frame, from the confines of the page. By making it stand upright, we have brought it to the level of our bodies and our movements. The wall becomes more than a surface: it is a living surface, a space in its own right.
We are twelve students from the HEAD and we draw as we move forward; through fragments, driven by our impulses and our questions. Through drawing, we capture what moves us and what, perhaps, eludes us. In the Jörg Brockmann space, our individual lines come together, intersect and enter into dialogue with one another. We take over the walls by creating a whole that oscillates between our connections and our differences.
Drawing together on the wall means accepting that we no longer fully own our work. It means allowing things to appear and disappear, working within the urgency imposed by the transience of wall drawing. We inscribe passages and narratives between multiple realities. The wall, once smooth, becomes porous. It is traversed by our imaginations and our gestures.
Draw it, on the wall! is an invitation conceived collectively. The idea is to bring together in this space images that engage in dialogue and give rise to new elements. Twelve ways of approaching drawing, twelve ways of expressing oneself through it.

Emeline Mermoud, participating artist
15 April 2026