Toute-Grâce

Three large inflatable sculptures, in shades ranging from fir to bean, occupy the space. Their rounded, stacked forms evoke natural landscapes, mountains softened by time, or masses of vegetation from an imaginary forest. They create an artificial yet welcoming landscape, inviting visitors to wander. The body is engaged: it moves around, approaches, circles, and interacts with these flexible volumes. The encounter is as much physical as it is mental. The scale of the sculptures alters the perception of the space and creates a feeling of immersion, as if entering a suspended space, outside of everyday life. Between evoked nature and synthetic material, between playfulness and strangeness, the installation appeals to the viewer’s imagination. It offers a territory to explore, a place without a defined function, where each person can project their own images—those of the mountain, the forest, or an inner landscape.

Installation, inner tubes, tencel. variable dimensions