EN Medal stamped in 7 copies on the occasion of the 2nd Prize of the Monnaie de Paris. Inspired by ancient bronze mirrors and 16th century etchings, Le Monde Renversé (The Upside-down World) questions our troubled present and dialogues with the history of medals as tools of representation and geopolitical communication. Surrounded by a quote from Hegel "The false is a moment of the true", the concave and polished face of the medal reverses the reflection and confuses our perception of reality. On the back side, the seabed of the Pacific Ocean is represented in bas-relief, the South Pole at the top and the North Pole at the bottom. The asymmetrical shape of the medal allows it to stand on its edge and makes it a moving and flickering mirror. The design of the typeface was the subject of a detailed work by Sandrine Nugue.