Fluctuart presents an open-air exhibition by artist Olivia de Bona, installed on the quay's terrace, around the theme of the Bacchantes.
Inspired by these mythological figures associated with nature, festivity, and collective celebration, the exhibition offers a sensitive, poetic immersion in a space conceived as a place of contemplation and sharing. Olivia de Bona champions a craft-based approach to creation. Her work relies on the practice of, and dialogue between, different media. The works are part of an immersive installation designed as a theatrical set. Together they form an unhurried, welcoming space, a contemplative bubble in the heart of the city. Visitors are invited to make this place their own — to stroll, read, rest, share a convivial moment, or extend the experience during the festive events organized on the terrace. In the spirit of the bacchanals, the exhibition celebrates a free and sensitive relationship with art, where creation, nature, and the art of living meet. This exhibition is part of Fluctuart's programming, a venue dedicated to contemporary cultures and artistic experimentation, offering an immersive work that is accessible, open, and evolving.
Source: paris.fr — photo: Lefranc Bourgeois