Vivresse presents the work of Hélène Fauquet at Lafayette Anticipations in Paris, marking the artist's first institutional exhibition in France. The installation centers on objects that hover between the familiar and the uncanny, using the language of interior decoration to explore the instability of the image.

Fauquet displays a series of shell-like sculptures, reflective bubbles, and symbolic frames that appear both synthetic and organic. The works include altered photographs and opaline niches, creating a surrealist-inflected environment where ornamental objects seem to take on a life of their own.

By focusing on the border between artifice and reality, the exhibition highlights Fauquet's ability to manipulate perception through materiality. It is a distinctive opportunity to see how contemporary sculpture can engage with domestic motifs to question what we consider natural or decorative.

A brief but conceptually dense show that works best as a companion visit for those exploring Paris's contemporary art scene.

Entry to the exhibition is included with the general admission ticket for the venue, covering all current displays during standard opening hours.