Gaël Glaudel

Botanica Temporanea

What does it mean to regain possession of a place? How can we ensure that the identity of a space is enhanced in such...

Bernard Lassus has reached unprecedented heights of creativity with two major projects, fighting against an...

There are two ways of reading a book, which vary according to the volume chosen. The first, the classic one, is to...

March 18 (or perhaps 11 according to some sources), 1314. A dense acrid smoke rises from an island of Paris, l’île aux...

Giving a definition of “garden” can be a very simple or extremely complex matter; it all depends on the approaching...

The definition of public space, consulting a dictionary, is the following: “The space above or below public areas and...

The march of artistic transformation appears to be undaunted, and if the paintings of Saint-Lazare station in 1877...

When designing the garden of his home in Auderghem, Belgium, in 1931, Jean Canneel-Claes decided to stick to the...

For four centuries the art of gardens in France was dominated by the classical trend, and then, for about a century,...

It’s been six years, so I can’t use the once upon a time yet. But this narrative has the taste of a fairy tale, at...

The city is the place where we live. A simple statement, but that contains an immeasurable reality of facts. True for...

The relationship between art and garden is one of the most topical issues of general interest today, but it has its...

To stand in front of a sculpture by Melotti is in itself a remarkable estrangement. Space is cut off, not brutally,...