18 November – 13 December

Luca Rizzo: Lucioles

Free

Luca Rizzo presents À la lumière des lucioles, a celebration inspired by village festas of Puglia. Conceived as a procession from the village square to the communal table, the installation comprises ceramics, textiles and glass that punctuate the route like points of light. Some works evoke family memory, ritual objects and the arts of the table, using artisanal techniques and narrative fragments to explore how made objects transmit stories, shape belonging and construct forms of identity.

Opening: 18 November, 18:30

Place du Manoir 4,
1223 Cologny

Photo Credit: Loic Hérin: Nicolina, grès émaillé, laine, tissage, 2025

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Photo Credit: Loic Hérin: Nicolina, grès émaillé, laine, tissage, 2025

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