J.E.P. - A philosopher's garden, a path into the light

Whether skirting the vegetable garden, stopping off in paradise, venturing into the labyrinth, opening onto the luminous vistas of the orchard, descending into the medieval moat or up the cascading stream, the path's network is punctuated by pages offered up for reading.
The texts they contain not only help us to encounter the spirit of the place, but also to understand nature a little better - whether plant, animal or human - and, even (and especially) when they are signed by Montaigne, La Boétie or La Fontaine, through a resonance effect, to grasp the current zeitgeist.
And perhaps to leave the garden more reasonable, more resolute, more philosophical...

Whether in front of the nymphée or in the Bergerie gallery (depending on the weather), Christophe Formery and Joëlle Kuhne are determined to put a smile on the face of the White Lady and music lovers in the garden.
Of course, they'll be playing their flutes on the theme of D G C, multiple calls to chirp with the little rezoziaux, but they'll also be sounding a singing bowl, a gong, a storm or rain stick and all sorts of whistling, blowing, mind-blowing pipes!