In the imagination, undergrowth is perceived as a hostile environment. Dark and dense, they constitute for certain animals - like wild boars and wolves - an ideal habitat. For Eva Jospin (a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris) the undergrowth of the woods also reveals childhood fears. The Forest, an installation from the eponymous series, is a dive into the heart of the unconscious. High of more than 2,50 m, the four panels of cardboard and wood join together to create a fragile forest landscape. The Forest is comparable to a work of "goldsmithing".