The Pétrichor exhibition is experienced as an elliptical stroll, both sensory and intellectual, through a fictional and evocative reality.  Starting from a vocabulary of objects, symbols and writing including benches, textiles, stones, neon and text, Karim Forlin reorganises and reconstructs reality in order to question the state of the world and our limitations in making it exist.  From landscapes to meanders of the psyche, he conjures feelings and questions from the depths, like the scent liberated from the earth after rain, the pétrichor.