Among them, The Quartet Project, an interactive installation based on Anton Dvorak’s American Quartet and which mobilizes the absolute presence of the spectators; Small Conversation, a discreet sound environment in the Foundation’s garden, which consists of nocturnal cries of insects and amphibians native to Taiwan, to which Lee Mingwei has added additional stratification by adding noises of frogs, locusts and others little creatures, created by his own voice. Elsewhere still, Stone Journey, for which the artist turned the fate of what should have been simple memories of a trip to New Zealand – pebbles taken from the Pororari River Valley – to place them in different contexts, other moments, decisions to be made. Also present, 100 days with Lily, or how to mourn a loved one through a new cycle of life; and finally The Living Room, a comfortable environment with its large sofas, succulents and a real song canary, where “guests” will bring their collections of objects having for them a particular personal or aesthetic significance, to present them to visitors and talk to them about it. Presence, dialogue and circumstances: with Seven Stories, Lee Mingwei offers seven offerings intended to be shared, discovered and savoured – and to be received as an invitation to travel, an interior and sensitive journey.