
Limpide Illusion
France

About
Soil health and soil literacy.
Limpide Illusion is a nine-month initiative led by Communexpo for PTCE Vexin en Liberté in France. Built around a 5,000 m² experimental site, the project combines art, science, and community engagement to explore the links between soil, water, and human activity. Through a traveling caravan, local story collection, soil pits, agroecological experiments, school activities, artistic workshops, and public presentations, it addresses soil degradation, biodiversity loss, sealing, and weak soil-water regulation. The project aims to make soil visible, understandable, and emotionally meaningful for local residents and school communities.
Project overview
Soil degradation, biodiversity and organic matter loss, soil sealing, weakening of soil functions for water regulation and climate resilience, and public disconnection from soil.
Community engagement through traveling caravan; implementation and co-creation of experimental site; soil observation; agroecological experiments; educational garden and school activities; art workshops; public presentation and exhibitions.
Uses participatory workshops, soil pits, educational activities, artistic practices, and agroecological experiments to support soil literacy and behavior change.
Communexpo for PTCE Vexin en Liberté, Escapade Liberté Mobilité, L’Escampette, La SEVE
Soil degradation, biodiversity and organic matter loss, soil sealing, weakening of soil functions for water regulation and climate resilience, and public disconnection from soil.
Uses participatory workshops, soil pits, educational activities, artistic practices, and agroecological experiments to support soil literacy and behavior change.
Community engagement through traveling caravan; implementation and co-creation of experimental site; soil observation; agroecological experiments; educational garden and school activities; art workshops; public presentation and exhibitions.
Communexpo for PTCE Vexin en Liberté, Escapade Liberté Mobilité, L’Escampette, La SEVE











