Plants fascinate and play a vital role in our lives: they produce the oxygen we breathe, nourish our bodies and provide the raw materials for our clothes and medicines. Better still, this biological diversity embellishes our daily lives, awakens our senses and carries infinite interpretations, symbolic, philosophical and even political. From now until January 4, 2026, nearly sixty artists share their vision of nature through a hundred or so works, in a journey rich in color and emotion. From Jan Peter Tripp to Azuma Makoto, from Lovis Corinth to Alex Katz, the exhibition takes you into a garden teeming with inspiration, where plant life becomes in turn motif, symbol or food for thought.
Plants fascinate and play a vital role in our lives: they produce the oxygen we breathe, nourish our bodies and provide the raw materials for our clothes and medicines. Better still, this biological diversity embellishes our daily lives, awakens our senses and carries infinite interpretations, symbolic, philosophical and even political.
From now until January 4, 2026, nearly sixty artists share their vision of nature through a hundred or so works, in a journey rich in color and emotion.
From Jan Peter Tripp to Azuma Makoto, from Lovis Corinth to Alex Katz, the exhibition takes you into a garden teeming with inspiration, where plant life becomes in turn motif, symbol or food for thought.