Inner Lands & Scapes

Collective experience

1 — 7 May 202

 

Art and food are two worlds that shape and imprint landscapes within us.

But what do these landscapes look like?

And how do we reach them?

 

During the multidisciplinary performance Inner Lands & Scapes, we invited you to explore, consciously and at your own rhythm, your own inner landscape, stimulated and emphasised by the works and creations of a series of artists.

 

This tailor-made experience was imagined as a sensory stroll through the unseen spaces of our historic house. A limited audience was swept away by the sounds and vibrations of Barbara Drazkov’s prepared pianos, transcended by the monumental works of Valérie Novello, the words of Marie-Rose Meysman and immersed in the shadows and gestures of choreographer and dancer Benoît Nieto Duran. All of this accompanied at different moments during the evening by culinary creations invented by the supremely sensitive Japanese chef, Chiho Kanzaki.

 

As the audience passed through the different strata of the house, the works overlapped, responded, and linked up. And by making connections between different artistic mediums, we sought to create new openings, portals, and sensory passageways to unexpected landscapes.

 

read more in the exhibition flyer

about the artists

 

listen to an extract by Raphaël Vens :