EXPOSITION PRÉSENCES

Echoing the perceptions of local residents, farmers and shepherds for whom the presence of the now-protected predator is "too close to home", the museum becomes a home. The wolves have entered. The confusion between the categories of domestic and wild emerges in the familiar living spaces: a living room where humans and wolves have cohabited over the course of time, a garden where dog and wolf play out the meaning of evolution, rooms of attachment, predation and transformation. A path where wolves from bestiaries, taxidermied, in thermal images or plush, rub shoulders like so many presences to watch for a lupine world connected to the human world. 08.02.26 - 15.11.26Wednesday to Sunday, 1pm to 6pmJuly and August, open 10am to 6pm.


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