Exposition de Jasmine Deporta

In Ferpècle, in the Val d’Hérens, Jasmine Deporta encounters a place that defies classification—raw, silent, and overflowing with grandeur. She wonders what this immensity does to us. She collects: shards of the mountains, fragments found along the way, materials the place has left behind—postcards, words, images. She follows the traces of female figures etched into this landscape—women who lived here, knew, and endured. Opposite her stands the Dent Blanche, which the people of the valley also call Dame Blanche. During this residency, she explores the Cabinet of Curiosities as a form of collecting and mapping: like photography, it captures a moment, a place—not to explain it, but to preserve it. Placing things side by side without explanation. A photo, an object, a note, silence. The mystical needs no proof—it lies in the force of nature, in the weather, in the energy of the glacier, in what the people here convey without saying a word.Permanent exhibition throughout the summer—Opening reception on June 19 with the artist in attendance.

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