The Pavilion, Didier Marcel. A65 – Captieux, 2017. Programming: Didier Arnaudet.
This work located between the forest and the highway unites the vision of the motorist and the walker. It combines three massive shafts surmounted by a Canadian tent whose scale has been reduced to accentuate the height of "perch". The various elements in polyester resin are castings made with extreme precision in order to enhance the ornamental finesse of the bark and the drape. The rudimentary stacking affirms the "logged" look of the building. The sculpture emerges unexpectedly in the landscape like a signal that resonates the tree and the habitat. It is a moment of breathing where nature and the built would find an original harmony. Its fictitious occupants remind us of the discreet presence of birds. This perch invites to an exceptional experience.