{Copenhague} Hidden treasures of Louisiana

Louisiana se mérite, surtout un jour de Pâques. Le périple est long depuis Copenhague mais la beauté du lieu en vaut la chandelle. Un endroit hors du temps, loin de tout mais proche de la mer. Le musée d'art moderne abrite des dizaines d'oeuvres, installées en pleine nature. L'été on y organise des concerts, on mange sur l'herbe, on s'y détend en famille. Au printemps, on évite les grosses gouttes et on se réfugie au café. Des Calder face à la mer et en prime, une exposition temporaire dédiée à Andreas Gursky. La photo la plus chère au monde (3,1 petits millions d'euros) pour ce Rhein II qui me laisse perplexe. L'art est parfois si étrange.

A day at Lousiana has to be trully earned, especially on a bank holiday. It's like the longest trip ever. You take the train, then the bus, then the train again... and no, you're not arrived yet, cause you have to walk then, in the rain. But there's no doubt it worths the journey. It's a timeless place, far from everyhing except the sea. The Museum of Modern Art shelters dozens of pieces, and some of them are beautifully laid out in the garden. In summer, there are outdoor concerts and we can enjoy a picnic in front of a Calder. I even had the chance to enjoy Andreas Gursky's incredible exhibition, including the surprising Rhein II stated as the most expensive photography ever sold ( 3.1 millions euros). Sometimes Art is so curious, don't you think?