5 Continents Editions Racines | Roots: Œuvres de la Collection Garance Primat | Works from the Garance Primat Collection

Explore a selection of contemporary and modern works from across the world, as well as minerals and wisdom-bearing objects, reflecting a profound aesthetic and spiritual journey A discourse between periods and cultures: the collection creates links between the masters of the 20th century and the most striking contemporary artists, offering a rich and varied perspective Based on etymology: this unique book is built around seven key words associated with nature and the universe, offering a new perspective on their deepest meaning Text in English and French Racines | Roots is a vibrant art book reflecting the unique vision of a passionate collector and entrepreneur. Garance Primat unveils a selection of works drawn from the heart of her aesthetic and spiritual journey. For her, art is a life-sustaining force: deep roots nourish our being and link us to nature, allowing us to flourish like a tree. Born into a family responsive to nature and art, she has honed her eye through contact with different cultures during her travels, particularly in Australia and the United States, where she became aware of how everything in the realm of nature was interconnected. This quest inspired her to acquire the Domaine des Étangs in Charente Limousine. With its ability to question the world and shape the future, contemporary art occupies a special place in her eclectic collection, interacting with modern art from around the world, minerals and wisdom-bearing objects. Garance Primat invites us to trust her sensibility as we explore the universal, where words struggle to grasp the interconnectedness of living things. An original message emerges from the “root” of things, awakening a shared consciousness. This book, built around the etymology of seven key words linked to nature and the universe, is an invitation to let ourselves be carried away by the senses and discover the invisible links that unite us. Text in English and French.