Là où le sol pousse (Where the Soil Grows)

From November 25 to December 23, 2026, Anaïs Tondeur, surrounded by many invited experts, artists, and writers, presents Là où le sol pousse, an exhibition that goes to meet the ground, an actor both familiar and unknown.

Articulated from five terrains – agricultural, wine-growing, forest, volcanic, and urban –, Là où le sol pousse (Where the soil grows) gives us to see, feel, touch, and experience soils in the plural. From its surface to its depths, between the roots, fungi and bacteria essential for its regeneration, the public discovers a living matter that intertwines with human activities.

It is in a glass and light building designed by Jean Nouvel, long occupied by the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain, that you can discover photographs, installations, sound and olfactory experiences that make up a sensitive journey between arts and sciences.