Exposition "Parcours" de Eric Maubon et Thierry Cardot (peintures, photos)

Eric MAUBON - Artist :
"The work is born of listening. Listening to others, to silence, to sounds, to what vibrates beneath the surface of the world.
Curious about everything and in love with people, "Parcours" leads me to explore the depths of the human being in its physical, mental, social and spiritual dimensions.
Philosophy, theology and psychology are the pillars of this inner journey, nourished by listening to the most vulnerable, particularly in prison and medical settings, but also by the attention paid to teenagers in my work as an educator.
These experiences of raw, sincere humanity shape the way I look at people, the way I feel, the way I approach them at the heart of their suffering, their fears, but also their light.
This artistic work is part of this dynamic of listening on the path of the soul. This attention is revealed in the sounds, rhythms and shapes. The work then becomes a space of echoes, a place of passage between the visible and the invisible, between the conscious and the unconscious, between the outside and the inside.
Each creation is a stage on this sensitive path, the Parcours, an invitation to feel, to slow down, to let yourself be touched by what is whispered beyond words... like an inner exploration, between matter and essence."

Thierry CARDOT - Landscape gardener - Artist :
"Landscapes are born from looking. A path is outlined in the light, an ephemeral trace on the earth.
Through fields, forests and forgotten paths, the landscape artist captures the invisible: the imprint of hesitant footsteps, the impulse of the soul in search of new horizons. These landscapes are suspended promises, moments where the eye wanders to find itself.
The journey here is an inner journey, a thread woven between the seasons, between plants and people.
These photographs reveal the depths of natural and man-made landscapes, capturing the vanishing lines, secret paths and crossroads of life. Each image is a silent dialogue between man and nature.
Each image is a silent dialogue between man and nature, an invitation to experience what it means to move forward, branch off, stop and move on.
In the landscape artist's world, the path becomes a metaphor for life, for our inner journey and for the relationships we forge with our environment.
With sensitivity and precision, his works pay tribute to the discreet beauty of the land and to the art of landscaping, where every detail is a promise of movement and the future. A sensitive journey, where nature, a silent accomplice, guides the landscape gardener from the visible towards the infinite, to the rhythm of the earth and the eye.

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