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YATAGARASU
Yatagarasu is a testimony of a sacred encounter. In a tomb-like chamber, a levitating tree hovers above a raven’s feather on a gilded plate, symbolizing the mystical bond between nature and the divine. A soft light from a corner enhances the ethereal atmosphere, deepening the sense of wonder. Hidden within a cave, the installation defies expectations, heightening its spiritual aura. Inspired by a personal discovery in Okuno-in, it transforms a fleeting moment into a profound experience.
Enchanted
Yatagarasu est le témoignage d'une rencontre sacrée. Dans une chambre aux allures de tombeau, un arbre en lévitation plane au-dessus d'une plume de corbeau posée sur une plaque dorée, symbolisant le lien mystique entre la nature et le divin. Une lumière douce provenant d'un coin renforce l'atmosphère éthérée, accentuant le sentiment d'émerveillement. Cachée dans une grotte, l'installation défie les attentes, ce qui renforce son aura spirituelle. Inspirée d'une découverte personnelle à Okuno-in, elle transforme un moment fugace en une expérience profonde.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
OUROBOROS
In a serene chapel, over 3000 papers hang in concentric formations from the ceiling, expanding outward to fill the space. The installation interacts with natural light, casting ever-changing shadows. Scattered among the floating sheets, some bear inspiring words like “lumière” light in French. As daylight shifts, so does the atmosphere, inviting quiet contemplation. This ethereal arrangement transforms the chapel into a sanctuary of reflection, offering a sense of inner peace and a meditative experience.
VOLTAIRE’S FAULT
In an 18th-century castle, an immersive installation covers the walls with Voltaire’s complete theatrical works, symbolically welcoming him back after his legendary banishment. Hanging keys accompany the artwork, symbolizing the opening of doors to the philosopher. The shifting pages evoke memory, as if the walls recorded his presence. As visitors pass, they initiate a dialogue between past and present, exploring absence, presence, and the lasting imprint of great minds on the spaces they once inhabited.
THE FIREPLACE OF WORDS
From the depths of an old fireplace, a river of books cascades forth, transforming destruction into creation. Unlike an auto-da-fé, where books were burned, this installation celebrates their survival and rebirth. Delicate ceramic flowers, created in collaboration with Marie Ducaté, bloom on the wall like a magical plant, while some books take flight, escaping into the air. Reimagining the hearth as a source of renewal, this work transforms a place of burning into one where poetry and knowledge flourish, giving life to an enchanted realm.
THE GATE
An in-situ installation transforms a sealed Gothic arch into a portal of imagination. Suspended in midair, an antique key suggests the door could still open, hinting at a hidden, magical realm. Yet, a glowing neon sign reads Le silence habité—the inhabited silence—inviting contemplation. An old parchment and a porcelain feather serve as memento mori. The contrast between past and present, mystery and light, evokes poetic tension, where silence itself holds a presence. Books and ceramic flowers further transform the space, whispering stories beyond the inaccessible threshold.
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