Erik Nussbicker’s exhibition in the chapel of the Rohan Castle

Name: Exposition d'Erik Nussbicker à la chapelle du château des Rohan
Start: 2022-09-17T10:00:00+02:00
End: 2022-09-18T18:00:00+02:00
Location: Château de Pontivy

Exhibition of contemporary art in the chapel of the Rohan Castle!

17 et 18 septembre 2022Passé

©L'art dans les chapelles

The works of Erik Nussbicker experience our gaze on death, the limits of our fleshly envelope, our place in nature. At once a visual artist, performer and scenographer, sometimes he invents and plays original musical instruments, notably fashioned with the help of animal bones or insect exoskeletons, sometimes he fashions works that make sacred bronze resound, that rustle with flies, or receive the colored vibrations of lightwaves. Hybridization of nature, his works are for man a field of action: to blow, to play, to nourish, to meditate. Apotropaic rituals to better understand the world, our origins, our purpose.

À propos du lieu

Château de Pontivy

63 rue du Général de Gaulle, 56300, Pontivy

Morbihan
Bretagne

The castle occupies the end of a headland and trains(forms) a quadrilateral with tours(towers,ballots) of angle, the whole was surrounded with dry ditches(gaps). All constructions go back up(raise) to the 15th century, with some additions and posterior transformations. It is by 1485 when he(it) was built by the viscount Jean of Rohan. Machicolations are granite, in braces with consoles in triple seated. The path round the battlements is crenellated and covered. The access to the courtyard is made by a still bridge(deck) which replaced the drawbridge. The west present face the main building and is flanked(thrown) of two big towers. In the floor of the path round the battlements, addition in the 16th century of small windows with acute(sharp) front walls(pediments). The wing in return, in the North, the present of particular(special) aptitude(arrangements) in facade to make easier the flow(selling) of waters. In the extension of the main building, bleachers lead(drive) to the outside(terrace) chapel. In the 18th century, modification of facades on court(yard).