Dare to “dream the dark” in the company of a real magician. After her captivating Chimerical Dawns of the Palais de Tokyo, Eva Medin once again revisits our imaginations around mutation and metamorphosis by giving us this lovely magic trick: Nocturnal waters{6 }. A hypnotizing visual ballet located somewhere between tapestry, painting and cinematography, deployed over the entire 200m² of the Center Wallonie Bruxelles. The latest winner of the prestigious Art [ ] Collector Entreprise prize once again bewitches the Parisian scene with this fascinating exhibition imagined as an extension of her surrealist fable The day after the rain{12 }. His collage drawings, however, have given way to gigantic canvases covered with mysterious liquid black spots. Identical to water, similar to earth, these traces deliberately blur our perceptions, creating new, enchanting fictional spaces before our eyes. Eva Medin here unites nature and sculpture to give birth to a transfigured landscape in perpetual movement. Let’s hope that we can find our way back at the end of this timeless artistic parenthesis…