MICHEL LEVY 

Hope is the own nature of human being. As a spiritual animal the man has the capacity to remember. Even when he is enclosed in metallic housing environments flirting with the absurd world. Then, he has the possibility of calling his persistences of distant times dating from an epoch where Mother Nature was not yet abandoned by her sons. He may look for an association with his abandoned Mother, and thereby trying to appropriate the cosmos for himself.  Michel Lévy stages here a symbolist vision of this attempt of reconnection with the Sacred by the means of spiritual gardens.