Horizons, open air exhibition, offers the possibility to dive in the heart of varied artistic worlds. When discovering these unusual artworks at the bend of a trail, the top of a volcano, in the middle of a lake or the edge of a fiery waterfall, your imagination will be completely carried away. Each year, hundreds of artists from all over the world participate in this event.
Architect Louis Sicard living in Spain worked with the French Baptiste Bonijoly to create a project called Portes de l’Espace. A series of 8 wooden doorways tethered to the ground with light foundations erected on the Plaines Brûlées [burnt plains] plateau. These gateways opening up to a vast emptiness, which gives us something to think about, such as the meaning of space.
On view 18 June – 18 September 2011
via Louis Sicard
Painting With a Digital Brush
Sophie Guyot's Blue Cocoons in Brussels
The World's First 24/7 Thermosolar Power Plant 
Car for Blind Drivers is Nearly Here
Incredible Transparent Specimens by Iori Tomita
Gardens by the Bay in Singapore
Wooden Textile Blanket by Elisa Strozyk
Phyllida Barlow at the New Museum
