Public Art

Public art invites artists to create site specific works adapted to the places concerned. For temporary exhibitions, this can be in gardens, squares, parks… dialogue with architects' proposals for specific projects to enhance the public spaces of the buildings they design… Public Art allows you to play with light, sound, smells, to imagine projects linked to water in a different way than with traditional fountains… public art shows that art is not reserved for a small number of people, privileged collectors, but concerns everyone. It opens up a real dialogue with the public, architects, landscapers and, of course, artists. It is also an opportunity to create links between them and allows to organize educational workshops with schoolchildren and students.