In the beginning are landscapes and bodies, landscapes in bodies then, as dreams often like to produce, a tangle of situation, situations that are blurry, pleasant, and sometimes disturbing. Faced with work acting as mirages, the gaze wanders.

While contemporary art has never been as political or engaged with the world as it is now, a whole section of creation, and particularly in painting, is seemingly breaking away from it in order to offer vertiginous immersions into inner worlds and recesses. What is the significance of this current distancing from reality?

More than 80 works by fifty artists, from private and public collections, including the Carmignac collection, but also new productions, will draw the dotted outlines of an inner island, inviting each visitor to fill in the gaps in their own way.

THE ARTISTSCaroline Achaintre Etel Adnan Darren Almond Harold Ancart Giulia Andreani Lucas Arruda Jean-Francis Auburtin Marcella Barceló Jean-Michel Basquiat Anna-Eva Bergman Ragna Bley Tim Breuer Alexander Calder Ali Cherri Francesco Clemente Marcus Cope Andrew Cranston Henri-Edmond Cross Verne Dawson Jérémy Demester Peter Doig Jennifer Douzenel Antoine Espinasseau Helen Frankenthaler Rodney Graham Corentin Grossmann Simon Hantaï Camille Henrot David Horvitz Cathy Josefowitz Pia Krajewski Agnieszka Kurant Roy Lichtenstein Luz Moreno & Anaïs Silvestro Jill Mulleady Otobong Nkanga Albert Oehlen Bernard Pesce Bernard Plossu Sigmar Polke Auguste Rodin Christine Safa Edgar Sarin Norbert Schwontkowski Kiki Smith Léon Spilliaert Tursic & Mille Francis Upritchard Frank Walter Christopher Wool