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A creation by French visual artist Claude Leveque at the Soulages museum in Rodez southwestern France as part of Leveques exhibition The blue of the eye

Updated At : 06:25 AM Sep 13, 2015 IST

The blue of the eye A creation by French visual artist Claude Leveque, at the Soulages museum in Rodez, southwestern France, as part of Leveque's exhibition "The blue of the eye". The exhibition reopened recently after being closed for two weeks following unexplained deterioration. Photo: AFP / REMY GABALDA

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