In the face of heat and the violence of today’s world, Teva rekindles the symbolism of Noah’s Ark as a place of protection, transformation and renewal. In stark contrast to Dante’s Inferno, where all possibility of metamorphosis has been extinguished, the Ark is only a temporary refuge, preparing the way for a return to the world. On view until 1 November 2026 in the gardens of the Fondation Villa Datris in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, Teva invites each of us to preserve hope, the integrity of language, and the possibility of a repaired future.

On 15 May 2026, Teva will join the gardens of the Fondation Villa Datris in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue for the exhibition Mediterranean, Contemporary Odysseys. Created in 2017 in Geneva, this immobile steel ark explores the notions of crossing, exile and rebirth. Between biblical memory, migration and the hope of a habitable world, Teva will remain on display there until 1 November 2026.

The first edition of LABA Paris is coming to a close. Its presentation will take place in Paris on November 18 and 19, after several months of intense exchange with artists as singular as Sarah Makharine, Milena Kartowski-Aiach, Rachel Marks, Frieda Guerson, Caspar Noyon, Julie Rebecca Poulain, and Sharon Alfassi, as well as with teachers of Jewish texts.

Lately, it seems that memory occupies me without troubling me anymore.
Memory, as a vector of change, is what moves me.
I call it the Exalted Future — ex-haussé, that which lifts us toward the better parts of ourselves.