Join us on Sunday 27 November from 4pm to 7pm at the Manoir de Procé for a friendly get-together at the heart of our exhibition, and a journey through space and time…
Come and discover Gwen’s ceramic paintings and my film photographs… why not get a head start on your Christmas gifts with these original, locally made pieces?

The images captured on film in the early 2000s have been waiting for a sequel for 20 years… The reopening of Procé Park will make this possible!
Each photo rediscovered during lockdown will therefore be paired with a new one to be created, so as to weave this ‘freeze-frame’ into a story. The imprint of light on the negative has established itself as a form of writing, the grain as a moving, fragile, timeless material.
Walking along the Chézine allows one to marvel at the surrounding nature, without needing to go far… Taking the camera along forces one to be more open to the spectacle of the day, to keep a fresh eye and a childlike spirit.
From one surprise to the next, the film captures these emotions, blending a sense of letting go with a certain aesthetic quest. It is by framing the image that one can reveal a unique vision, pausing for a moment in this world where everyone is rushing about.