Levalet’s work depicts several men wearing white shirts, dark ties and brown trousers, seemingly piled on top of one another.

Levalet is known for figurative works in public spaces that interact directly with their architectural surroundings. His drawings often establish a visual dialogue between the depicted figures and the existing structures, turning the architecture into an integral part of the composition rather than merely a backdrop.

The Abbey Saint-Martin in Laon serves as a venue for contemporary art exhibitions. Here, historic architecture and modern artistic practices enter into dialogue, with the ancient stone walls creating a striking contrast to contemporary visual language.