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Celle qui rêva, celle qui fut rêvée. Paysages prodigieux*

The exhibition is conceived as a journey—a path traced by Marianne Herjean through the Aeolian Islands, Ibiza, Brittany, and Vevey, where she resides.
Her recent works are imbued with water and botanical elements: visions of water, the Vaud Riviera, and expansive mountain vistas.

“Celle qui rêva, celle qui fut rêvée. Paysages prodigieux*” explores the landscape and the imagery created by Marianne Herjean.

Preview: 4 November, 18:00 – 21:00
Opening: During la Nuit des Bains, 12 November, 18:00 – 21:00

Rue des Vieux-Grenadiers 11,
Geneva, Switzerland
Photo Credit: Matthieu Rousselle
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Photo Credit: Matthieu Rousselle

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