The 4 x 4 climbs valiantly in the 40 hectares of scrubland.
A star of contemporary art, prized by collectors, the German artist close to Dominique de Villepin and Emmanuel Macron fell madly in love with this deep corner of France thirty years ago.
The one whose works are sold at Sotheby's for millions of dollars has settled far from everything, near Barjac, in a region where no one knows him.
Three decades of love and hate whose epilogue is imminent.
On the border between the Gard, the Cévennes and the Ardèche, Anselm Kiefer's property called La Ribaute is much more than an open-air workshop.
It is a monumental artistic utopia.
At the top of a hill, the sculpture of a painter's palette carried by two wings seems ready to take flight.
Between the pines, headless women in white dresses wander in procession.
Near a lake, towers seem on the verge of collapsing.
As far as the eye can see stretch the roads he built, the greenhouses and…
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