Through October 16, the Museum of Fine Arts in La Chaux-de-Fonds is exhibiting the work of Vaud-based artist Stéphane Zaech. Over...
From Icarus to Leonardo da Vinci to wingsuit enthusiasts, humans have always dreamed of flying like a bird. And birds, for their part, seem to love taking a break from human constructions. The Italian example, with sculptural ambiences in the heart of Rome, and a Hitchcockian atmosphere at a freeway service area.
PHOTOREPORTAGE, Bernard Léchot | Même si l’on sait que là-bas, de l’autre côté, il y a un autre continent, la mer donne toujours un sentiment d’infini. Que les objets un peu incongrus qui la bordent ne parviennent pas à faire taire. Photos prises à Cabo de Gata, en Andalousie, non loin d’une autre mer, assez hideuse celle-ci, la «Mer de plastique» des serres de la province d’Almeria.
In a city, the passage of time can be portrayed in a thousand different ways. Through a startling sculpture, such as *L’heure*...
Art and science are a long-standing couple, and their relationship is one of mutual enrichment. After the...
PHOTO ESSAY, Bernard Léchot | I wanted to follow in the footsteps of this absolute masterpiece by Sergio Leone. The «Sweetwater» ranch was waiting for me in the Tabernas Desert, in Andalusia. A little further west, after searching carefully, I ended up at the small abandoned train station in La Calahorra-Ferreira, where Claudia Cardinale used to get off… And much further west, on the other side of the Atlantic, just a stone’s throw from Monument Valley, facing the ruins of the arch, Ennio Morricone’s music pierced the silence of the desert. What a moving moment.
Le Regard Libre N° 85 - Aude Robert-Tissot Dossier «La Suisse, définition» Art «in» Switzerland is what Christine...
Le Regard Libre N° 84 – Bernard Léchot Au «Pays des Trois-Lacs», pendant la journée, il y a les grands...
Le Regard Libre N° 83 – Bernard Léchot Le matin très tôt à Zabriskie Point, Death Valley, aux Etats-Unis, à...