In Paris, the Fondation Cartier pour l’art contemporain has been transformed into a classroom to better present the paintings of the French artist Fabrice Hyber, often in very large panoramic formats such as his “biographical landscapes” which tell in drawing and colors the lives of deceased loved ones. For 30 years, Fabrice Hyber has been sowing a forest in Vendée, the valley, a place that irrigates all his work.