Découvrez un projet de fin d'études touchant, organisé par Eve Le Quellec, elle vous présente : La Couleur des Emotions

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Nous avons reçu au micro de Ouest track, Eve Le Quellec, étudiante à l'Ecole internationale des métiers d'arts et culture : IESALe projet d'Eve s'intitule la Couleur des Emotions, un projet qui regroupe des publics différents, enfants du foyer les Nids du havre, l'artisane Céline Le Bay fondatrice de La Petite Enseigne, ainsi que le Théâtre Le Normandy qui accueillera le projet.Découvrez son projet dans cette interview !! 

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