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'Jeg'
From my autumn exhibit at the Nantes Gallery.
A little experiment with double exposure, (in this picture tribble), telling stories of us, our different sides, our alter egos.
A humble thank you to my dear Elizabeth for the honour of exposing in her lovely Gallery.
Also to the people, who allowed me to use their faces, for this little play with pictures.
We had a wonderful and totally fun opening party with the best DJ, J.M. - thank you!
Thank you all who came by and visited, for kind words and donations, shared between Elisabeth and me ♥ Another great honour!
In gratitude
Ceci ♥
Traversant la cité des ducs, l'Erdre fait partie intégrante du paysage nantais. François Ier disait d'elle que c'est « la plus belle rivière de France ». D'abord sauvage, l'Erdre s'ouvre à la navigation à partir de Nort sur Erdre. Site classé, sa vallée révèle ensuite les parcs entourant châteaux et belles demeures, avant de gagner le cœur de Nantes. Sur les rives en remontant plus au nord, on peut apercevoir quelques « folies nantaises », des demeures de plaisance d’anciens armateurs et négociants. Les vastes jardins qui les entourent témoignent de leurs voyages. À partir de 1926 ont lieu des travaux de comblements du cours inférieur de l’Erdre et de certains bras de la Loire. L’Erdre semble s’arrêter net devant la préfecture ! Elle est en fait détournée vers le tunnel Saint-Félix, pour passer sous les cours St Pierre et St André et réapparaître 800 mètres plus loin au pied du lieu unique.
This XVIIIth century urban ensemble was initially surrounded by water. The island was integrated to the city center when the Loire was filled in 1930. As can be seen from the picture, the open spaces were entirely redesigned in the early 1990ies for leaving more space for pedestrian. The white public lighting and discrete enhancement of facades magnifies the outstanding classical character of the place.
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The Machines of the Isle of Nantes is an artistic, touristic and cultural project based in Nantes, France. The project is based in the old covered buildings of the former shipyards in Nantes that were at one time used for ship construction, and later used as business sites
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