COLOURS Claimed

The COLOURS exhibition is a sensory plunge into the world of colour, 

between art and science, nature and culture.

What makes its originality : 

• An interdisciplinary approach mixing science, technology and art, nature and culture, physics and social sciences
• A mixture of very different types of experiences for the public : a hands-on exhibition also showcasing objects and contemporary art
• Sensory experiences involving sight, touch, hearing and smell
• Eco-design
• An innovative scenography reconciling aesthetics, quality, robustness and the challenges of travelling
• A turnkey, adaptable and modular exhibition
• An exhibition that is amazing, amusing, surprising and interesting for children and adults alike

Fun, playful, sensory and educational experiences that are simple and powerful,  create surprise and arouse curiosity, 

provoke debate and provoke thought on profound subjects.

They reveal just how fascinating and ever-changing colour can be, and how it can play tricks on us.

Original artistic creations – textile works of contemporary art –

 invite you to marvel at the beauty of colour and its nuances.

The exhibition’s scenography is itself a creation inspired by the painter’s studio.

COULEURS offers a unique, immersive, sensory and poetic experience for everyone: It is designed for families, children and adults alike.

Delivered turnkey, adaptable and modular, the COULEURS exhibition can be adapted to any type of space and can be easily integrated into your cultural programme.

Its furnishings have been designed for touring 

and designed with eco-design in mind.

Its innovative scenography has been designed to reduce the quantity of materials produced,  reduce volume and weight, optimise transport and facilitate modularity as well as assembly and dismantling.

It is the result of genuine research  to reconcile aesthetics, quality, robustness and the challenges of travelling.

The COULEURS exhibition covers an area of 200 to 300 m2.

It can also be adapted to slightly smaller surfaces.

With its interdisciplinary approach, it can also lend itself to showcasing your collections in a way that echoes the proposed itinerary.