26 august > 30 august

Exhibition: Interior Landscapes (Paysages intérieurs)

Name: Exhibition: Interior Landscapes (Paysages intérieurs)
Start: 2026-08-26
End: 2026-08-30
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Chapelle Saint-Jean, 19b Grand Rue, 68100 Mulhouse

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The exhibition “Inner Landscapes” presents a collection of ceramic sculptures and drawings by visual artist Valérie Schott. Through her anthropomorphic and organic creations, the artist reveals a distinctly feminine world. You’ll discover her artistic journey and her sources of inspiration, where the image of the physical body and its double appear to be recurring themes in her work. The artist’s creative journey explores the power of connections, transforming clay into unique works imbued with meaning and emotion. For her, drawing is a special moment, blending mixed media on paper, the exploration of forms, and a dreamlike journey. The artist offers us an organic and prolific vision. Viewers will appreciate the subtlety and complexity of the intertwined forms, where the material itself becomes a language of the senses. “Earth and clay allow me to shape my imagination according to my own questions and the emotions of the moment. They offer me infinite possibilities, providing an inexhaustible source of discoveries and interpretations. Above all, they allow me to be free.” Valérie Schott Free