Elisabeth de Brabant Contemporary
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In The Oyster Alcove, French sculptor Adrien Lagrange unveils Venus in Leo, a new site-specific intervention. Known for large-scale metal works, Lagrange, in contrast, turns to fragile, charged forms that hover between marine traces and technological sensorial, revealing the entanglement between matter, memory, and temperature.
Marie-Luce Nadal presents performative films and pigment prints on metal, staging the atmosphere as both subject and actor — an emotional, political, and volatile body. Through cloud choreography and experiments with natural elements, she draws out the weather’s agency as something embodied, contested, and alive.
