Images of plastic jugs wrapped in fabric, found along migrant routes, are juxtaposed with those of saguaro cacti, captured in their final stages despite their exceptional longevity, which can exceed 150 years. These emblematic plants, once thriving on what was formerly Mexican land, embody the displacement of ecosystems disrupted by history and geopolitical boundaries. The Tohono O’odham Nation, whose ancestral lands span both sides of the border, powerfully expresses this reality: "We didn’t cross the border; the border crossed us."

An exhibition by Florent Meng Lechevallier.

From 5 April to 5 May 2025
Open on Fridays, 3pm - 6pm by registration here
Visits by appointment : florentmeng@gmail.com

Opening on 5 April for the Journée Pro.
Free, registration here