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Carré à la farine - Ce qui demeure : L'art à vivre
From Monday 11 to Thursday 14 January 2027
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
from 11:00 to 18:00
Friday 15 January 2027
from 11:00 to 19:00
From Saturday 16 to Sunday 17 January 2027
Sunday
from 11:00 to 18:00
Location : Salle d'exposition du Carré à la Farine
Destination
70 bis rue de la Paroisse
78000
Versailles
GPS coordinates
Latitude : 48.806396
Longitude : 2.132581
Event Organizer
Ville de Versailles
Location
Salle d'exposition du Carré à la Farine
70 bis rue de la Paroisse
78000
Versailles
Presentation
Head to Carré à la Farine for the exhibition "What Remains: The Art of Living"
In the world of Sabine de Saint Albin, every image tells a story—evoking an emotion, stirring a memory, or revealing a presence. Through her creations, the artist invites us to see the world with fresh eyes and to savor the beauty of simple moments.
Using her own photographs as a starting point, she crafts compositions in which faces, silhouettes, and landscapes gradually emerge. Through an interplay of light and fragments of life, she brings to the surface childhood memories, the bonds that connect us, and the fragile beauty of nature. Each piece invites the viewer to linger—to step closer or move further away—in order to fully discover its richness.
Her artistic vision also extends to a collection of everyday objects—including jewelry, games, puzzles, scarves, and home accessories—all of which combine graphic elegance and originality with the simple pleasure of use.
Deeply connected to Versailles, where she lives and creates, Sabine de Saint Albin draws inspiration from the beauty of her surroundings and her profound love for nature. Through her work, she shares a luminous and sensitive perspective on existence—an invitation to look at things differently and to rediscover just how beautiful life truly is.
Using her own photographs as a starting point, she crafts compositions in which faces, silhouettes, and landscapes gradually emerge. Through an interplay of light and fragments of life, she brings to the surface childhood memories, the bonds that connect us, and the fragile beauty of nature. Each piece invites the viewer to linger—to step closer or move further away—in order to fully discover its richness.
Her artistic vision also extends to a collection of everyday objects—including jewelry, games, puzzles, scarves, and home accessories—all of which combine graphic elegance and originality with the simple pleasure of use.
Deeply connected to Versailles, where she lives and creates, Sabine de Saint Albin draws inspiration from the beauty of her surroundings and her profound love for nature. Through her work, she shares a luminous and sensitive perspective on existence—an invitation to look at things differently and to rediscover just how beautiful life truly is.
