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What a wink when the artist Patrick des Gachons casts his contemporary gaze on the gable of an old farmhouse on the Côte d'Azur. Hand in hand, art and architecture come together in the same square of blue sky!

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There is a beauty that man will never be able to fully master. That of time that dulls stone, that of light that dances like the sea under the arbor or that enchants the foliage. Man will at most be able to make it his muse, learn to look at it and offer a framework to the ephemeral.

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Built by the very essence of nature, the works of Andy Goldsworthy or those of other artists working in Land Art, are all geometric sculptures that inevitably touch Sara and Jean-Luc. Planted like an avenue of trees in the perspective of a place, they are connecting stones between architecture and landscape.

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"We love nature in all the variety of its landscapes. No matter the seasons, the abundance, the expanses or the blooms... This gift from the earth is an inexhaustible source from which we constantly return to draw harmony".

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A piece of string, a forgotten object, a memory, a moment of nostalgia, a trifle can suggest to us the desire to highlight it or to divert it. A story of preserving the trace of a past and magnifying it with a different perspective.