TOULOUSE
These houses are transformed into spaces for creation and experimentation, offering artists the time and freedom they need to create immersive and accessible works.
Two of these houses host immersive exhibitions, each dedicated to one artist. Imer presents an installation combining painting, scenography and the misappropriation of objects, immersing you in the atmosphere of an abandoned mansion. Xano offers an interactive, digital cabinet of curiosities, combining light, sound and sensitive devices that come alive when visitors touch them, putting interaction at the heart of the tour.
The third house is dedicated to collective production, educational workshops and a sales area, providing opportunities for artists and visitors to meet, share and learn from each other.
Each exhibition occupies an entire house, allowing the public to move from one universe to another without imposing a single interpretation. The works are designed to be explored, activated and experienced.
