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Tell us about your background
Pauline : I have been an interior designer in Paris for a little over two years. I work mainly for individuals. I also worked in fashion as a scenographer. Valentine : Recently graduated in architecture, I strive to diversify my freelance activity towards interior architecture, design and graphics. However the culture of the garden is deeply rooted in my family and the landscape is a discipline that has always made me vibrate.
Photo credit: Globe Planter How did you respect the theme proposed by the 23rd Festival de Chaumont sur Loire: the 7 deadly sins?
Photo credit: Globe Planter How did you imagine your "Haute-Culture" garden?
Above all, we were inspired by what surrounds us. At first, we wanted to highlight the valley of the kings where we grew up. The strong images of our garden (masks and dresses) echo this time. These are also the fashion elements that were the daily life of Pauline at the time when she designed catwalk for the biggest fashions designers. All these elements were put in place and then our collaboration with Jean Pouillart of Globe Planter made it possible to finalize our desires (textures and colors…). He really managed to transpose them into plant sculptures.
Photo credit: Globe Planter You played a lot on the interaction with the visitor, why?
We are regulars of the festival and the gardens that had marked us were those where the visitor himself was an element of the project. It was obvious to us that the garden is not just ambulatory. The best way to free yourself from temptation is to succumb to it!
Photo credit: Globe Planter 
