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Humans have always made “things” that meet their material needs and reflect their cultures
which extend from his mission in Gaul as Caesar (355) to the proclamation of Lutetia
on a subject – prehistoric art – which never ceases to fascinate us
et l’imaginaire de l’histoire transposé en écriture et en littérature dans un processus incessant de mythification
The history of pre-modern Arabic medicine remains shrouded in mystery
Corps et esprits. Regards croisés sur la Méditerranée antique. Afrique Humans have always made “things”Catalogue exposition, Muse d'Art et d'Histoire de Genve, 2014.
