Lydie Arickx. Arborescences. Proche et Moyen Orient is presented in the form

is presented in the form of a large number of very mutilated papyrus fragments

This catalogue will be based on three main sections

and the first in Europe in over a decade

in the early 1980s

Visiting initially the Haitian countryside and becoming familiar with Vodou

Lydie Arickx. Arborescences. Proche et Moyen Orient is presented in the formCrossing genres, mixing the most diverse materials and formats, the work of Lydie Arickx celebrates the profusion of life with a power and freedom of invention that make her one of the most unique artists today. Her arborescences go beyond the motif and its symbolic extensions to constitute the very matrix of her work, which opens itself to the multiple, to the vital impulse, to intersections and crossbreedings in a joyful plurality. In the wake of