Résonance events

At the intersection of art, science, ethnobotany and postcolonial studies, LES VOYAGEUSES is a transdisciplinary project unfolding as an archipelagic constellation of exhibitions, conferences, artist residencies, performances, and other public programmes.

Deciding whether or not to find interest in a work of art is a matter of personal judgment. That said, having the opportunity to learn about the artist's history and creative process—and to grasp their sensibility and technique—provides the observer with the additional information needed to understand the artist's career.

Through The Possible, the works of Pascale Charrier-Royer, known as Pacha, resonate with From One Dream to Another. They explore the tipping point where imagination becomes a creative force, shaping the outlines of worlds, whether already past or still to come.

Conceived as a dive into fresh and iodine-rich waters, the exhibition Roberto mio palmo ! offers a sensitive, poetic and playful approach, imbued with a touch of humor, a bit of irony, and a hint of utopia. It aims to reveal the sublime, the wondrous, and the fragile nature of aquatic environments.

The “eco-engraving project at a third place » offers a perspective on the BOB—Bâtiment Ouvert aux Bifurcations—within Étape 22D in Villeurbanne. The two artists—Laura Ben Haïba and Rémi De Chiara—have had their studio there since February 2025. In their individual practices and as a duo, they explore these spaces and create fragmented portraits of them, blending documentary and fiction.

Seven artists from Atelier VàV present new works alongside three loans from the collections of IAC, Urdla and MLIS. Borrowing / Belonging explores artistic creation through transmission, shared histories and collective practices.

We're back again with exhibitions at Blitz! Blitz is hosting Marc Turlan and Anton Sibenaler on the first floor of its Lyon 1st arrondissement shop: two rooms dedicated to queer poetics and visibility.

Entre vitrine et coulisses, Lou Berthevas fait surgir celles que l’on regarde sans voir et celles que l’on ne regarde jamais. Hôtesses d’accueil aux sourires impeccables ; femmes de ménage à l’oeuvre dans des espaces vides, silhouettes discrètes qui passent sans laisser de trace.

In the mythology of French rock, Bérurier Noir holds a unique place. The band’s musical activism blends artistic avant-garde movements with multifaceted social causes. Creative and unifying, their rebellion has found expression in a thrilling maelstrom of musical and visual references.

“From Here, the Horizon” is a dialogue between Carolyn Garcia’s paper pieces and Nicolas David’s ceramics. Using natural materials and both traditional and innovative techniques, the two artists explore the fruitful tension between anchorage and travel.

Two artists from Lyon present an installation of frozen dreams during the three National Artists' Days, an event initiated by the Maison des Artistes with the support of the Ministry of Culture. This is a unique opportunity to discover the works and engage directly with Chantal Payet, a ceramicist who creates chimeric forms in porcelain to tell stories through seashells, and Christine Goyard Gudefin, who uses photography to capture urban landscapes that appear for the briefest moment of the camera's click and then vanish like a dream.

Three “thought facilitators”—Denis Jourdin, Stéphanie Kry, and Blandine Laneyrie—invite us to meditate, to be moved, and to contemplate our own place in this vast continuum of life and history. Through their perspectives, imbued with poetry and political and social awareness, they reveal a humanity without borders.

Sarah Battaglia is a French artist and a graduate of the Annecy School of Art. Through drawing, engraving, ceramics, and sculpture, she explores the connection to the living world. Inspired by nature and the wild, she creates sensitive and poetic works that question memory, fragility, and the beauty of life.

Christine Helly d’Angelin will invite participants to physically experience this life force, this presence in a world in constant transformation, within the exhibition Pulsion de vie presented at Galerie 41.