Sunday 20 September, 10:30

Stroll Among the City’s Artworks

Various artists present a guided city walk that assembles public sculptures, site-specific installations and text-based interventions across urban spaces. The mediation, led by Saskia Gesinus, foregrounds works in bronze, ephemeral markings and sculptural gestures that dialogue with streets, parks and everyday architecture.
Focusing on how art infiltrates circulation and memory, the route reveals layered narratives of presence and absence, inviting attentive listening to the city’s material and verbal traces.

In French.

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Photo Credit: Sandra Pointet

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