Unveiling the Unknown

The exhibition Unveiling the Unknown explores the boundary between the visible and the invisible, progressively dissolving the separation between what we know and what remains hidden. Lou Jaworski and Théo Viardin lead us into an immersive experience that questions perception and invites us to rediscover the world through body and matter.

The concept of unveiling, which characterizes the exhibition, evokes the allegorical notion of Plato’s Allegory of the Cave, where prisoners, chained inside a cavern, see only shadows projected onto a wall, believing these shadows to be reality. This exhibition identifies with the precise moment when the prisoners step out of the cave and see, for the first time, authentic reality. Similarly, the works of Jaworski and Viardin invite us to liberate our gaze, transcend appearances, and engage with what is, at first glance, invisible, mysterious, or hidden.