As if leaping from the haunted dreamscapes of Pol Taburet’s paintings, the spacial design of his exhibition at Lafayette Anticipation is conceived as a transposition of a fictional architectural universe into a 3-dimensional scenography. Lafayette’s labyrinthine space is sectioned by sharp thresholds open onto rooms, or mausoleums, outfitted with windows, moldings, curtains - evoking fragments of domestic comfort. Primary colors and flattened perspectives define the territory between private obsessions and public contemplation, where voodoo amulets, bronze-cast fountains, and moon-faced masks are the pawns of Taburet’s mythological opera.