Seuil

‘In order to demonstrate the valley of tombs crossed by the former Gulf of Morbihan rivers, still terrestrial in the Neolithic era, Zad Moultaka crosses the Seuil of Time. Sculpting seven hills in paper clay that emerge from primal water, he revives the monuments of the great megalithic culture of Morbihan. Tracing sea undulations on the ground, inspired by the engravings carved on the rock itself in the interior corridor of the Gavrinis’ funerary cairn, the artist covers his creations with gold leaf, as if he identified them with the royal caps of the Phoenician storm god water Baal. At the beginning as at the end of humanity, when the water will rise, the light will shut off’.
Emmanuel Daydé, curator