Is there an art that merges words and drawings? Imagine the letters of a word transforming into an image that tells a story, coming to life before our eyes. Welcome to the world of Cécile Chiron's calligrams. His drawings are like fragments of memories, illustrating the importance of reading and art in our lives, while reminding us of the power of words and images to express our emotions. For Cécile Chiron, the calligram becomes a bridge between words and emotions, a means of giving life to texts graphically and of honoring the authors who have contributed to shaping our literary world. Located on the margins of writing and drawing, this technique has become an integral part of his artistic creation, extending to calligraphy and painting to remind us that art is much more than a simple means of communication. , it is an open window on our literary and emotional heritage. And what better place to host his creations than this historic sacristy, an incredibly preserved 14th century jewel, here under its Gothic vaults perched more than nine meters high.