Eternal grounds

André Nouyrit's multidimensional work

"Between Earth and Time" is an odyssey through the multiple facets of André Nouyrit's art, where each creation, whether positioned on the ground of his garden or carefully stored in his studio, speaks of a quest for a deep connection with the world. This series illustrates his exploration between the tangible and the intangible, between the permanence of nature and the fleetingness of existence.

His outdoor sculptures seek to merge with the environment, to become a natural extension of it, while his indoor works suggest introspection, an ordered world where each element awaits to reveal its secrets. They embody an ongoing dialogue with time, some evoking a mysterious timelessness, others seeming to capture the very essence of a fleeting moment.

This ensemble creates a space where the notions of time and matter intertwine, inviting contemplation on the duality of our presence in the world. His creations become mediators between the viewer and these universal reflections, offering unique perspectives on the cycle of life, on our relationship to the earth that supports us and the time that passes through us.

Discovering "Between Earth and Time," one is invited to follow a path that links the spirit to matter, the past to the present, art to life. It is an invitation to see beyond the immediate, to feel the depth of the bonds that unite us with our environment, and to perceive the invisible thread that weaves the story of our existence.

Each piece in this collection is a testament to André Nouyrit's dialogue with the universe, an attempt to grasp the subtle nuances of our relationship with the world. They pose questions about permanence, about the trace we leave behind, and about how we inhabit our spaces, both internal and external.

"Between Earth and Time" is more than an exhibition; it is an exploration of what defines our humanity through the prism of André Nouyrit's art. It is a celebration of the ephemeral beauty and immutable depth of life, an invitation to reflect on our place in the universe and how we weave our own story into the fabric of time.