Photographic Exhibition by Myrtille Bouvret at Lac Vert

"The Thresholds of Water" brings together a collection of photographs taken in the Alps during a research and creation residency conducted with the Altitudes network.
These images accompany an approach based on acts of sampling, capturing devices, and engaged experiences around the most fragile manifestations of water.
In this research, the mountain becomes a workshop, the cold a tool, and water a living material.
The images play an essential role in the creative process. They become research tools, spaces of vigilance, sensitive archives, and extensions of the artistic gesture.
Presented around Lac Vert in Passy, the photographs resonate with a territory shaped by water and glacial movements. They reactivate a different way of looking at the alpine landscape through discreet traces, vanished states, and phenomena whose image captures fragile persistence. The photographs thus function as thresholds between different temporalities of the territory.
The exhibition brings together pathways, contemplations, and experiences where one never quite knows where nature ends and the artwork begins. The thresholds of water designate these passage zones where materials emerge, circulate, dissolve, or persist. Between appearance and erasure, the photographs open a space of attention to what remains fluid, precarious, and in the making.
The sculptures and drawings resulting from this research will be presented at the CAUE of Annecy as part of the exhibition "Holding Water, Just a Little Longer," starting October 8th.

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