Tapis Rouge by Gaelle Villedary
In the town of Jaujac France, a long grassy path leads visitors through the village to the heart of this beautiful place. This installation called Tapis Rouge was created by Marseille based artist Gaëlle Villedary in celebration of the 10 years of trail art and nature. This symbolic tribute elaborates on the connection between the natural spaces and the residents of the valley, a form of communication between nature and men through art.
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Edward Pascoe
January 8, 2012Very nice, but it doesn’t lessen any more the effects of corruption and manipulation in France. Living in France, I can confirm that this sort of little isolated village with its little path is the lastplace you want to live, or even try and be accepted in. But French and English agents will still try and sell the you the charm of this vaillge, until you move there and find you are blackballed……. I can only recommend to avoid little villages like this in France, you will never be accepted, this is why each year, 100,000 people move back from France
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