Bistra Lechevalier's 'Raison et folie' exhibition at Enseigne des Oudin in Paris

Bistra Lechevalier presents 'Raison et folie,' an installation at Enseigne des Oudin's Paris venue from March 12 to April 30, 2026. The fragmented sculpture assembles various elements, with black and silver dominating alongside subtle color accents. Asian inks influence the work, which successfully achieves three-dimensional form. Figures include Donald, Don Quichotte, and Le soldat Rien, alongside totems representing death, war, and pre-dawn fantasies. The installation positions viewers at the edge of an inhuman abyss, where truth's elusive beauty emerges through the absence of deception. Jacques de Longeville is also mentioned in connection with the exhibition. Located at 4 rue Martel in Paris's 75010 district, the show opens Tuesday through Saturday from 3 PM to 7 PM in Cour 3, escalier E, with access code A6789. The visual material features Lechevalier's 'Le soldat Rien' from 2026, credited to Enseigne des Oudin.