Teprine Baldo, Le Noyau and curated by Jasmine Catudal

In this exhibition, the squash becomes more than food: it is living memory. In collaboration with Teprine Baldo (Le Noyau), each variety presented here bears witness to transmitted knowledge, to a climate, to care.

As in an agricultural museum or a cabinet of forms, we observe here the silent power of these winter squashes. And yet, this is not only about looking. At the entrance, you are invited to plunge your hands or feet into the earth. This gesture is not a game—it is a reconnection.

With the soil. With what endures. With what nourishes.