In a world where memories fracture into reality world, Armelle Kergall, Antoine Poupel, Helene le Chatelier and Agnes Vandermarcq invite us to wander a labyrinth of fragmented truths. Here, the past is not a linear narrative but a mosaic—each tile a flicker of emotion, a half-remembered face, a silent cry suspended in time. In this intimate exhibition, we explore the quiet transformation of French artists who have journeyed or living in eastward — trading the special greys of the Seine for the vibrant humidity of Singapore and other asian countries. Rooted in the traditions of French art and philosophy, these creators now navigate a new visual and emotional landscape. Their works reveal a delicate tension between memory and discovery, nostalgia, identity and renewal. Their art becomes a vessel for cultural conversation — where French sensibilities meet tropical rhythm, and where distance deepens introspection rather than dilutes it. These works assemble a cathedral of collective and intimate remembrance, where light bleeds through the cracks of what we’ve lost, forgotten, or dared to imagine.