Contemporary Art Exhibition at Villa Cameline in Nice
Arnaud Biais showcases sculptures made from obsolete objects at a culturally significant venue.
The exhibition _Vivre dans un réservoir_ is currently underway at the Villa Cameline, also known as Maison Abandonnée, located in Nice, Alpes-Maritimes.
This artistic event runs until April 12, 2025, and encourages public reflection on the relationship between individuals and their environment, particularly concerning space and time.
Artist Arnaud Biais has transformed this historically rich location by displaying his sculptures, which are crafted from obsolete objects.
Biais aims to engage visitors in contemplation about their connection to material possessions and the understanding they perceive in their relationship with these items.
Visitors can attend the exhibition daily from 3 PM to 6:30 PM, and entry is free.
Reservations can be made through the provided contact email.
The exhibition promises to be a thoughtful exploration of modern art and its implications in society.
For further details, attendees may inquire through the official Villa Cameline website or by phone.
This artistic event runs until April 12, 2025, and encourages public reflection on the relationship between individuals and their environment, particularly concerning space and time.
Artist Arnaud Biais has transformed this historically rich location by displaying his sculptures, which are crafted from obsolete objects.
Biais aims to engage visitors in contemplation about their connection to material possessions and the understanding they perceive in their relationship with these items.
Visitors can attend the exhibition daily from 3 PM to 6:30 PM, and entry is free.
Reservations can be made through the provided contact email.
The exhibition promises to be a thoughtful exploration of modern art and its implications in society.
For further details, attendees may inquire through the official Villa Cameline website or by phone.
