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Door Els Brand, Oostkapelle
Strand Oostkapelle
Madzharovo, Eastern Rhodopes, Bulgaria
Naples National Archaeological Museum
Eva Jospin
born in 1975, Paris - lives and works in Paris
Ici
2025
Courtesy of the artist
Wood, cardboard, brass, colored paper, various materials
Eva Jospin's sculpture Ici is made from wood, cardboard, and various materials. The top surface, facing the ceiling, resembles a landscape or urban skyline. Its shape is mirrored by the sculpture's bottom surface, facing the floor.
The two sides respond to each other, yet never meet.
The work is inspired by Huang Gongwang's Dwelling in the Fuchun Mountains, a Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) landscape painting once divided, the larger part was sent to the National Palace Museum in Taiwan, while the smaller missing part is still in the Zhejiang Provincial Museum in China. The two parts were briefly reunited in a 2011 exhibition in Taipei. Jospin's sculpture reflects this story of separation and connection.
Known for creating hauntingly beautiful forests and entire worlds, Eva Jospin transforms ordinary materials into sculptures that weave together nature, people, and archi-
tecture.
伊娃•喬瑟邦的雕塑《此處》由木材、紙板及多種複合媒材構成。朝向天花板的頂面宛如山水景致或城市天際線，其形態則在朝向地面的底面被鏡像呼應。兩個面彼此對照，卻始終無法相遇。
作品的靈感源自元代（1271-1368）黄公望的《富春山居
圖》，這件巨幅山水畫大部分保存於臺灣的國立故宮博物院，較小的殘片目前保存於中國的浙江省博物館。兩部分曾於2011年在臺北的展覽中短暫重聚。喬瑟邦的雕塑正是回應這段有關分離與連結的歷史。
以營造幽遠動人的森林與完整世界而知名的喬瑟邦，善於將尋常材料轉化為雕塑，編織出自然、人與建築之間的交織關係。
20th July 2026
