“The Devil’s Bridge, it’s true, I didn’t think I was going to paint it in shades of pink. It’s to brighten up the bridge. When I go to see my grandmother, I see the bridge like that, empty, with nothing there. I said to myself, Céline, think about what you’re going to do with the bridge. So I thought about it carefully, I reworked the colors. Green, yellow, pink to brighten it up, plus adding the gate that stands out here and then the road.”

Céline Mas

“We all, disabled or not, have something to give to others through exchange. When I discovered Céline Mas’s artwork, I immediately thought we should try to create something together. My photographs and her paintings are in such contrasting styles that they can only enrich each other if we manage to bring them together in a collaborative work.”

Jean-Claude Liehn