Le Jardin

Julien Ficely places in a green square the history of a couple.  Secret garden of their emotions, their desires, their fears and  disappointments; an ambiguous space where are combined contradictions  and a loving osmosis.

“In a square materialized by a carpet of dead leaves, two bodies are  embracing, merging, rejecting and seeking each others with, as a  background, Stabat Mater by Pergolèse and chirping birds. These two  human beings are inviting us in their secret garden to share their  troubles, their emotions, their desires, but also their anxieties. A  beautiful performance for the couple, Adam and Eve in a garden smelling  like linden tree. Enough to awaken all the senses.” (Didier  Hemardinquer, author)

Source: Filament company