Eguilles garden

Name: Eguilles garden
Address: 105 Rue Paul Magallon, Éguilles, 13510, FRANCE

Park and garden
Remarkable garden

105 Rue Paul Magallon, 13510 Éguilles

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The Jardin d'Éguilles, by Max Sauze, is an artist's garden of 950m², The garden itself is remarkable for the harmony that reigns between the natural (the vegetation, the treatment of the soil) and the artificial (the books, the metal, the plastic...).

At the same time exhibition space, means of expression, object of discoveries and meetings, the Garden of Max Sauze in Éguilles remains a confidential place which can be visited by appointment. It is a way to penetrate the artist's universe, to walk through a living workshop in permanent activity where artistic creations and art of nature dialogue...

The garden at Eguilles is an artist's garden, that of Max Sauze. The art of this contemporary artist is expressed through a wide range of materials: wood, cement, paper, metal and wire... The many sculptures scattered around the garden establish a dialogue with nature. A symbiosis takes place between the works and the vegetation, transforming the whole into a unique poetic creation.
The garden can be visited by appointment, a somewhat confidential format that preserves the intimacy of the site. It's as if you were entering the artist's studio, witnessing for a moment a work in mutation, always in the making.