Somewhere between an art gallery and cabinet of curiosities, surrealism
and design point you towards Christian Nesler’s home on the Isle of Ré; a
former summer camp canteen transformed. A somewhat fortuitous find,
several friends purchased the buildings as a collective; Christian chose
the kitchen, which was in ruins, a refectory, store room and a cold
room. Converting it to an avant-garde loft was the challenge and with
graphic elements like the black and white tiled floor, the red couch or
the yellow lamp Christian nourishes his art of salvage materials.
Assembling abstract compositions where the different materials play and
colours create singular atmospheres "Each piece is unique and absolutely
not reproducible". Christian Nesler made us discover his universe, his
humour...
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