Under the theme of metamorphosis, the exhibition unveils works by seven artists exploring transformation, change and evolution. Pascale Ettlin, Elise Grenois, Vardit Goldner, Maryam Khosrovani, Yosra Mojtahedi, Aurélie Scouarnec and Suhail Shaikh reveal stories of bodies, materials and worlds that recompose themselves. Their creations are tales of passage, from one state to another, where the old disappears to make way for the new.
Through her lens, Aurélie Scouarnec captures the evolution of injured wild animals, where vulnerability gives way to healing and despair to hope. Through his exploration of materials, Suhail Shaikh transforms a simple sheet of paper into a complex and fragile structure, while Élise Grenois performs a singular mutation, turning ephemeral bodies into eternal and delicate matter. Yosra Mojtahedi blends the living and the inanimate, the profane and the sacred through the hybrid figure of Lilith, while Maryam Khosrovani places memory at the heart of her work, where memories of exile liquefy and are transposed onto paper. Finally, Vardit Goldner depicts the shift from injustice to an act of resistance, and Pascale Ettlin confronts us with the changing world, where an idyllic landscape turns into a threatening environment.
Water, the common thread running through all these varied works, is the mirror of physical, symbolic, and emotional metamorphoses.
Exhibition curator:
Sarah Guilain, Head of Artistic Projects and Collections
Exhibition open Wednesday to Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
→ Guided tour in French with the winning artists: Saturday, November 1 at 2:00 p.m. (reservations recommended by email or phone +33(0)3 89 82 10 10)
Water, the common thread running through all these varied works, is the mirror of physical, symbolic, and emotional metamorphoses.
Exhibition curator:
Sarah Guilain, Head of Artistic Projects and Collections
Exhibition open Wednesday to Sunday from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
→ Guided tour in French with the winning artists: Saturday, November 1 at 2:00 p.m. (reservations recommended by email or phone +33(0)3 89 82 10 10)
