At the end of April, I was delighted to take part in a group exhibition at LdG Art & Patrimoine, held in their beautiful apartment-gallery in the heart of Toulouse. I presented pieces from the OI collection — handcrafted solid wood furniture that reinterprets an Art Déco heritage through architectural and sculptural silhouettes. It was a meaningful opportunity to bring my work into conversation with two compelling artistic voices: Amélie Chassary's intimate rural photography series Païsan, and the totem sculptures of Samuel Latour. Together, the three bodies of work wove a dialogue around material, memory, and permanence — an experience I am grateful to have been part of.