Sports Stories Exhibition at the Grilles du Jardin du Luxembourg
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Ready, set, go ! As the Olympic Games approach, the Gates of the Jardin du Luxembourg celebrate athletes from around the world. From a football match in the south of Botswana to the sight of a snorkeler off the coast of New Guinea, the exhibition sails from continent to continent to discover moments suspended during in which the body and the effort become one. Each of the 80 images transports us here to the heart of the action, whether at the top of a snow-capped mountain, on a wire in the middle of the clouds of South America or in the depths of Oceania.
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