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Will he show us its inhabitants? Not really.Everart\u2019s latest works explore territories, their borders, their limits and their extent, the passage from one territory to another, from one space to another, from one concept to another. Kepler 186f is the other fantasized, the other inaccessible, the other where everything is unknown, everything is possible, everything is possibility. This is where the main thread of this exhibition lies.\n\n \n\nIt is beyond the coverings, the Transformations of his exhibition at the Galerie des Ponchettes during the winter of 2009. It tells a story of experiences and feelings. To do so, the Galerie Eva Vautier has been transformed, it now houses a new world. On the first level, the top of a mountain, the passage of a desert pass, in front of it, blocking it, a sculpture placed, luminous, a turning point and here we are facing large paintings, moving landscapes, spots of paint, clouds, nuances, forms to be distinguished, inviting to contemplation. An atmosphere between two states, sobriety, lightness, an abstraction at the limit of figuration that tells us a surrealist story, a construction of chance decided by the Architect of this world.\n\n \n\nUpstairs, air, drawings, suspended trees, carved wood, a traffic knot leading to treasures arranged here and there, a light score, improvised music by Dorian Casacci, the artist musician invited by Kristof Everart, who proposes a reading and a sound illustration of this enigmatic world. A world where, as in Twin Peaks, \u201cthere is always music in the air\u201d and appearance can be deceptive. More than an exhibition, Kepler 186f is a proposal, a crossing of familiar territories, that a shift makes us unknown, near and far, within reach and spirit. A plastic reflection on what surrounds us, on our perception, our apprehension and our sensations.\n\n \n\nAnne-Sophie Lecharme\n\n","link":"https:\/\/eva-vautier.com\/en\/produit\/artistes-invites-en\/everart-kristof-en\/","name":"Everart Kristof","slug":"everart-kristof-en","taxonomy":"product_cat","parent":1776,"meta":[],"menu_order":53,"yoast_head":"\nEverart Kristof Archives ~ Galerie Eva Vautier<\/title>\n<meta name=\"robots\" content=\"index, follow, max-snippet:-1, max-image-preview:large, max-video-preview:-1\" \/>\n<link rel=\"canonical\" href=\"https:\/\/eva-vautier.com\/en\/produit\/artistes-invites-en\/everart-kristof-en\/\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:locale\" content=\"en_US\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:type\" content=\"article\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:title\" content=\"Everart Kristof Archives ~ Galerie Eva Vautier\" \/>\n<meta property=\"og:description\" content=\"Kepler 186f,mysterious and ambitious title. What can it hide? 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Not really.Everart\u2019s latest works explore territories, their borders, their limits and their extent, the passage from one territory to another, from one space to another, from one concept to another. Kepler 186f is the other fantasized, the other inaccessible, the other where everything is unknown, everything is possible, everything is possibility. This is where the main thread of this exhibition lies. It is beyond the coverings, the Transformations of his exhibition at the Galerie des Ponchettes during the winter of 2009. It tells a story of experiences and feelings. To do so, the Galerie Eva Vautier has been transformed, it now houses a new world. On the first level, the top of a mountain, the passage of a desert pass, in front of it, blocking it, a sculpture placed, luminous, a turning point and here we are facing large paintings, moving landscapes, spots of paint, clouds, nuances, forms to be distinguished, inviting to contemplation. An atmosphere between two states, sobriety, lightness, an abstraction at the limit of figuration that tells us a surrealist story, a construction of chance decided by the Architect of this world. Upstairs, air, drawings, suspended trees, carved wood, a traffic knot leading to treasures arranged here and there, a light score, improvised music by Dorian Casacci, the artist musician invited by Kristof Everart, who proposes a reading and a sound illustration of this enigmatic world. A world where, as in Twin Peaks, \u201cthere is always music in the air\u201d and appearance can be deceptive. More than an exhibition, Kepler 186f is a proposal, a crossing of familiar territories, that a shift makes us unknown, near and far, within reach and spirit. A plastic reflection on what surrounds us, on our perception, our apprehension and our sensations. 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