Discover the exhibition Surface Horizon by Jean-Marie Appriou and Marguerite Humeau during a nocturnal visit that takes you on a walk through dreamlike landscapes!

Each of the night tours is based on a theme chosen by the mediation team, echoing the current exhibition.

Thursday 24 June with Alexandre Brault
By taking over the ground floor and the inner courtyard of the Foundation, the work of Jean-Marie Appriou and Marguerite Humeau invites us to reflect on the contours of a work that goes far beyond the exhibition spaces. The expansion of vegetation, which reinforces the plantings usually present in the courtyard, also suggests a diversion through the green spaces surrounding the Foundation (Square Langlois, the French garden of the archives, etc.).

Thursday 1 July with Christel Pederson
Forms of life
Plants with human-like abilities, cicada larvae that hibernate underground for 17 years - like plant seeds - and half-human, half-plant plungers: in the exhibition Surface Horizon, life forms are mixed to the point where it is difficult to distinguish between plant and animal life. It invites us to ponder the boundaries between the different forms of life and to ask ourselves whether it is really necessary to distinguish between them.