Maxence Duterne

Discarded printers pile up on the streets. Silent witnesses of our way of consuming. They represent how we use and discard natural and human resources.
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From super technical to subversive accessible tactics.
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Public space as a space for (self)reflection. Stickers as a way to make the protest last longer; to start a discussion. A hack of commercial postal supply chains to print free stickers for demonstrations and antifascist gatherings.
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To prevent a purchase is to push away the exploitation machine.
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Maxence Duterne's current practices focus on (typo)graphic design; electronic hacking; light scenography; temporary spaces; sound systems. He graduated from KASK Ghent in 2025 and recently joined a shared atelier in a temporary occupation in Brussels called TarTar.

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