Dream for a moment. You are transported to a place where art and nature intertwine. Here stands the L’Île-de-France Sculpture. It is a testament to artistic vision and the beauty of open spaces.
The Hauts-de-Seine department appreciates its artistic heritage. Since 2019, they have promoted the many statues and sculptures adorning parks, museums, and places of interest. The Printemps de la Sculpture is a free cultural event open to all.
Each year, as the weather warms, partner institutions offer activities centered around sculpture. There are bike rides and workshops. Guided tours, exhibitions, and shows await art lovers. The L’Île-de-France Sculpture participates in this artistic event.
Jean Dubuffet’s Tour aux figures is installed in a park. The tower is unusual and original. It catches the eye of walkers. It is a must-see installation near Paris.
The Tour aux figures offers a special free program for families. Discover this unique work of art. It is a cultural curiosity to discover and rediscover.
Sculptures en l’Île is an art exhibition organized by the city of Andrésy. It was created in 1997. This cultural event is open to the public from Wednesday to Sunday. It is also open on public holidays. The exhibition takes place outdoors. About 40,000 visitors attend Sculptures en l’Île during four months.
Sculptures en l’Île offers three routes. There is the Maison du Moussel. This is the central location of the exhibition. The park of the Hôtel de Ville is another route. Île Nancy is connected to the mainland by boat.
Sculptures en l’Île associates an international guest artist with sculptors. They come from young contemporary sculpture and art schools. Artists from all over France participate. Budding artists from local schools also participate.
Sculptures are presented in the park of the Maison du Moussel. They are selected by the Maison Laurentine and the Galerie Baudoin Lebon.
Pedro Marzorati exhibited “blue men” in 2015. This was at the COP21 in Paris. Marzorati exhibited “Mano a mano” in the park and Maison du Moussel. “Mano a mano” means hands and immense arms to give back the hand to nature. Nature is threatened by man.
Consider L’Île-de-France Sculpture. It’s a place to reflect and appreciate art. It’s a testament to creativity and community. It is where art enhances its surroundings.