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Three exhibitions



"PHENOGRAPHIES"
Francis TEYNIER
Crossed looks
Catherine & Jean-Louis
ZANINO
Figures in
landscape(s)
sculptures
Philip
CACHEUX
LA GALERIE D'ART RÉ-OUVRIRA SES PORTES
du 20 juin au 20 septembre 2026.
A BIENTÔT !
ou sur RDV 06 20 46 85 40
PEYRILLAC AND MILLAC
on the D703
22 km • East of Sarlat
7 km • West of Souillac
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Once in Peyrillac and Millac
you will climb a nice winding road of 2.5 km to MILLAC,
where the gallery is located.
"FLAMINGO"
Jonathan LHOIR

PHENOGRAPHIES
Through the test of the elements, let us lose ourselves in phenomena which are only unknown or abstract because we have not seen them.
This series was born out of research into the five elements - wood, water, earth, metal and fire - whose graphic qualities have long fascinated me.
It is also based on Chinese thought, for which all phenomena in the universe result from an unstable cycle of creation and destruction between these five elements.
Photographic combinations of these five elements, the "Phenographs" thus reproduce phenomena to be discovered by each person, based on his or her experience or imagination.
The intentional absence of overly obvious references to scale invites visual journeys between the infinitely small and the infinitely large. It doesn't matter whether your vision matches mine or not - that's also why I didn't want to give titles to the pictures.

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on the 1st floor of the gallery
"PORTE-PLUMES"
Nathalie Houdin
Florence Devaux-Dabenoc
I love to explore many areas of photography.
What I like is to try to look at the world around me differently, to compose with the light, the atmospheres, the framing, the movement,
to identify attitudes, pictorial details, to flirt with the abstract sometimes, in a word to CREATE.
I have a particular affection and attraction for black and white. I find that it allows to go to the essential, to give another dimension to the image and often to exacerbate the graphics.
But whatever technique you choose, the essential is elsewhere. The key word is emotion.
And when I manage to convey the one I felt or the one that the viewer will appropriate by looking at the image,
it is very fulfilling!
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"FLAMINGO"
Jonathan LHOIR

PHENOGRAPHIES
Through the test of the elements, let us lose ourselves in phenomena which are only unknown or abstract because we have not seen them.
This series was born out of research into the five elements - wood, water, earth, metal and fire - whose graphic qualities have long fascinated me.
It is also based on Chinese thought, for which all phenomena in the universe result from an unstable cycle of creation and destruction between these five elements.
Photographic combinations of these five elements, the "Phenographs" thus reproduce phenomena to be discovered by each person, based on his or her experience or imagination.
The intentional absence of overly obvious references to scale invites visual journeys between the infinitely small and the infinitely large. It doesn't matter whether your vision matches mine or not - that's also why I didn't want to give titles to the pictures.

