Sensitive Cartographies. Jewellery, Body and Inner Landscapes
Exhibition
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01 Oct 2026
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04 Oct 2026
Published: 06.08.2026
Le Syndrome de Stendhal

Six women artists working across contemporary jewellery, object-making, photography, and performance explore intimate and psychological landscapes through sensory, poetic approaches.
Artist list
Julia Boix-Vives, Clémentine Despocq, Isabelle Gillieaux, Jeannette Knigge, Svetlana Prigoditch, Philippine Schaefer
Rooted in the body and introspection, their practices address identity, oppression, and memory. Through tactile materials and layered recollections, each work maps fragments of interiority.
Jewellery becomes more than ornament—message, talisman, constraint, or anchor—connecting body, landscape, and social space, and revealing hidden emotions and identities.
The exhibition unfolds as a sensory labyrinth, blending objects with photography, natural elements, sound, text, and scent. Visitors are invited into a poetic wandering where disciplines blur and the intimate meets the collective.
The body—tense, moving, transforming—runs throughout, activated in performance, captured in image, and extended or restrained by objects.
Opening reception: Saturday, October 3rd 2026, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
October 3rd, 8:00 Performance Collective
October 4th, 3:00 Meeting with the Artists
Opening hours: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
Jewellery becomes more than ornament—message, talisman, constraint, or anchor—connecting body, landscape, and social space, and revealing hidden emotions and identities.
The exhibition unfolds as a sensory labyrinth, blending objects with photography, natural elements, sound, text, and scent. Visitors are invited into a poetic wandering where disciplines blur and the intimate meets the collective.
The body—tense, moving, transforming—runs throughout, activated in performance, captured in image, and extended or restrained by objects.
Opening reception: Saturday, October 3rd 2026, 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM
October 3rd, 8:00 Performance Collective
October 4th, 3:00 Meeting with the Artists
Opening hours: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
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