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- Jazz Festival in Saint-Rémy - 2022
📍Alpilium, Saint Rémy de Provence ▪️ iDzia setup : sound, backline, returns, stage Jazz Festival in Saint-Rémy - 2022 The Jazz Festival in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, an unmissable event for jazz lovers, is one of the most anticipated moments of the year. Once again this year, the iDzia team is present alongside the organizers to ensure the sound and technical quality of this exceptional musical event. Set in the magnificent Salle de l'Alpilium, a venue that combines elegance with perfect acoustics, the iDzia team took care of the sound setup, backline, monitors, and stage, contributing to the success of this major festival. As always, the festival’s lineup is incredible, offering a selection of musicians and bands that will captivate the audience with exceptional performances. Among the artists featured are internationally renowned figures like Marc Berthoumieux, an artist of impressive virtuosity, as well as emerging talents such as the Rhoda Scott Ladies All Stars, showcasing the incredible talent of the famous organist Rhoda Scott, accompanied by exceptional musicians. Other equally remarkable performances will also be offered, such as Mini Nogaray, an artist who is both poetic and energetic, and Baptiste Trotignon, whose piano technique and sensitivity are always a delight for music lovers. The Michelle Grand Jazz 5tet, with its original arrangements and contagious energy, will also set the stage on fire and transport the audience into a unique musical journey. Beyond the musical performances, the success of this event also depends on the quality of the sound experience offered to the audience. The iDzia installation played a key role in setting up this immersive atmosphere. The attention given to the backline, the musicians' monitors, and the stage management allowed the artists to perform under optimal conditions. Thanks to careful work on the sound and space management, the audience was able to appreciate every note, every tempo change, in a perfect atmosphere, where the venue’s acoustics were enhanced by top-of-the-line equipment. This festival is not just a musical event; it is also a place for sharing, exchanging, and discovering, where the audience can experience jazz in all its diversity. The iDzia team, ensuring the technical quality of the event, makes sure that every moment experienced by the audience is as magical as the performances themselves. The Jazz Festival in Saint-Rémy is a complete sensory experience, where music and technique come together to offer an unforgettable moment. @jazzsaintremy // @alpilium_saisonculturelle // @dbaudiotechnik_gmbh
- La Chica Belleville at Saint Rémy
La Chica, Musique du monde 📍Salle de l'Alpilium, Saint Rémy de Provence ▪️ iDzia installation : Sound La Chica Belleville at Saint Rémy La Chica, an artist with multiple influences, is a bridge between two musical worlds. On one side, Latin America, with its captivating rhythms and overflowing cultural richness. On the other, Paris, and more specifically Belleville, a vibrant, multicultural neighborhood that serves as a crossroads for urban and modern cultures. These two seemingly distant universes meet in La Chica’s music, a perfect fusion of tradition and contemporary sound. On December 9th, at the stunning Salle de l'Alpilium in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, La Chica presented a unique performance, a musical journey that blended the traditional sounds of Latin America with the vibrant energy of the Parisian scene. The iDzia installation, focused on sound, beautifully complemented this performance, offering an immersive experience where the music was not just to be listened to but felt. The carefully orchestrated soundscapes enveloped the audience, plunging every spectator into a sonic atmosphere where every vibration could be sensed. This sound installation not only supported La Chica's musical performance but also reinforced the connection between the two worlds she represents. By blending modern technologies with classical influences, iDzia enhanced the very essence of La Chica’s music, transforming the venue into a place where sound became almost tangible. The concert was a meeting of the raw energy of Latin rhythms and the subtlety of modern urban music. With her unique voice and incredible talent, La Chica transported the audience into a world where cultural boundaries vanished. Her repertoire, which blends traditional Latin American sounds with electronic influences, captivated the crowd, allowing them to rediscover familiar melodies in a fresh light. La Chica is a true ambassador of world music, and this concert was a magnificent demonstration of that. The experience was made even more impactful by the visual and sound environment created for the performance. The iDzia installation, with its cutting-edge technologies, allowed the audience to experience the evening in an immersive way. The visual projections, accompanied by enveloping sounds, transported the spectators to the heart of La Chica's universe, where every note and every word seemed to resonate beyond the simple musical performance. This concert, supported by an innovative installation, created a true communion between La Chica’s music and her audience, uniting the two worlds, Latin America and Paris, in perfect harmony. Find out more
- Works from the 34ᵉ Bienal de São Paulo
Même dans la pénombre, je chante encore, Œuvres de la 34ᵉ Bienal from São Paulo 📍Les Forges, Fondation Luma, Arles ▪️ iDzia installation: Lighting, 4K video projections, directional speakers, screens Works from the 34ᵉ Bienal de São Paulo "Même dans la pénombre, je chante encore. Œuvres de la 34ᵉ Bienal de São Paulo" , presented from December 16 to March 5, symbolized the first exhibition of the Bienal to take place in Europe and France. Hosted at Les Forges, Fondation Luma in Arles, this event showcased a diverse selection of works that delved into deep themes of perception, transformation, and the coexistence of different realities. The exhibition, which included a rich variety of media, installations, sound experiences, paintings, videos, photographs, and letters, invited visitors to explore the complexities of contemporary life through a lens of art that challenges conventional boundaries. The installation iDzia , featuring sophisticated lighting, 4K video projections, directional speakers, and screens, played a pivotal role in amplifying the conceptual essence of the exhibition. These cutting-edge technologies served as tools to create an immersive experience, blurring the lines between the real and the imagined, and inviting audiences to question the nature of the world around them. The lighting, in particular, created an atmosphere that shifted between shadows and clarity, evoking a sense of transformation and metamorphosis. The 4K video projections brought to life dynamic visual narratives, enhancing the thematic complexity of the exhibition. Meanwhile, the use of directional speakers and strategically placed screens ensured that visitors were not merely passive observers but active participants in a multi-sensory dialogue with the art. The exhibition's title, "Même dans la pénombre, je chante encore" (Even in the Darkness, I Still Sing), speaks to resilience and the human spirit's enduring capacity for expression, even in the most challenging circumstances. This powerful metaphor resonates with the works displayed, which offer a reflection on the importance of maintaining one's voice amid adversity. Each artwork provoked contemplation about the contrasts and connections between light and darkness, silence and sound, presence and absence. By presenting works that embrace a plurality of voices and mediums, the exhibition encouraged a deep reflection on how art can serve as a mirror to the world’s multiplicity. The installation iDzia , with its combination of lighting, video projections, and sound, played a crucial role in this exploration, offering a cutting-edge approach to experiencing contemporary art. The use of immersive technology, combined with the thought-provoking pieces from the Bienal, allowed the visitors to embark on an evocative journey that explored new perspectives on reality, identity, and cultural expression. In this context, the exhibition proved to be not only a celebration of the diversity of artistic voices but also a profound meditation on how art can push boundaries and invite people to confront their own perceptions of the world. Find out more
- Concert by Charlie Winston
Concert by Charlie Winston 📍 Alpilium, Saint-Rémy-de-Provence ▪️ iDzia installation: Sound and light Concert by Charlie Winston Charlie Winston, an artist whose name immediately brings to mind the iconic hit Like a Hobo , released in the early 2000s, continues to captivate his audience with a unique musical identity that blends folk and rock, along with a free-spirited nature always seeking new horizons. That track, now a classic, revealed the richness of his sound universe, a fusion of infectious rhythms and authentic melodies. Today, with his new album As i Am , Charlie Winston presents a more intimate and introspective side, a radical shift from his previous works. As i Am , his fifth album, is undoubtedly the most personal of all. It was born during the confinements, a challenging but also creatively fertile period. It was in this forced isolation that Charlie Winston crafted this new opus, the result of an unexpected yet enriching collaboration with singer Vianney. This artistic partnership helped create an album of great sensitivity, where the British artist reveals himself in a more sincere and vulnerable way than ever before. As i Am is a sort of declaration, a manifesto in which Winston shows himself without artifice, bringing to light his deepest emotions. The album title, which serves as a mantra, perfectly embodies this approach: "This title, As i Am , has the value of a mantra. It’s a way to remind who I am and what I do." And it is on stage that this powerful and universal message will truly come to life. During the fervor of concerts on his French and European tour, the audience will experience Charlie Winston’s artistic evolution and feel the depth of his new tracks. The atmosphere created by his iDzia installation, featuring sound and light elements, will enhance this experience. The combination of sound and light will create an environment where each note and word is amplified by a spectacular stage design, offering the audience a full sensory journey. The intensity of his performance, coupled with a carefully designed scenography, will make each concert an unforgettable moment. This tour promises an emotional and sincere encounter with the artist, who will share his soul without reservation in a warm and benevolent atmosphere. Ultimately, As i Am marks a turning point in Charlie Winston’s career. It is not just about the music, but also an invitation to reconnect with oneself, to accept who we are. A call for honesty and authenticity, a powerful message delivered through a captivating live performance. Find out more March 11, 2023 @charliewinston // @thesonsofguns // @village_42 // @alpilium_saisonculturelle // @idzia_audiovisuel
- Constellations by Laurent Valera: collective work
Laurent Valera : collective work 📍 Alpilles Museum , Saint-Rémy-de-Provence ▪️ iDzia setup : Sound, light and video Constellations by Laurent Valera: collective work Laurent Valera, an artist whose works invite contemplation and reflection, created a unique experience at the Musée des Alpilles in Saint-Rémy-de-Provence. His installation, titled Constellations , was a true celebration of light, sound, and video, a harmonious blend of different artistic mediums that came to life under the spotlight. Through this collective work, Valera succeeded in capturing the magic of water and light, creating a fairy-tale atmosphere that enchanted visitors. The centerpiece of this installation was the arrangement of thousands of glasses, carefully placed to form a shimmering constellation. These glasses acted as vessels, capturing light and transforming it into a radiant glow that reflected off the surrounding façades of the museum. At night, the installation transformed into a luminous memorial, where each glass symbolized a star, a candle, or a thought. The overall effect was that of a starry sky, with every light reflection offering a sense of intimacy and connection. The artist’s words resonated as an invitation to explore the depth of his work: "The magic of water then expresses itself, evoking thousands of candles whose reflections flood the surrounding façades." This statement perfectly encapsulated the essence of the installation, where water, used as a medium to diffuse light, played a central role, adding both a poetic and symbolic dimension to the piece. The use of sound, light, and video helped create an immersive atmosphere, captivating spectators not only visually but also audibly. The sound effects added an additional layer to the experience, creating an enveloping atmosphere that enhanced the sense of contemplation and wonder. The video projections, on the other hand, integrated seamlessly into the overall installation, adding a layer of dynamism and movement to this luminous spectacle. This installation was on display at the Musée des Alpilles from March 30 to April 2, 2023, and attracted a wide audience, mesmerized by the beauty and poetry emanating from each element of the work. The project also served as a tribute to nature and the elements, with special attention given to how light and water can create connections between art, the environment, and human emotion. The choice of the museum as the exhibition venue only added to the magic of the event. The historic building, with its stone walls, offered a striking contrast to the modernity of the installation. The venue became a space where the boundaries between art and environment blurred, allowing visitors to escape into a unique sensory experience that harmoniously combined tradition and innovation. The meeting of Laurent Valera’s work with this exceptional site offered visitors a true immersion into a poetic and luminous world.
- La Fugue evening
La Fugue 📍 Carrières des Lumières, Les Baux-de-Provence ▪️ iDzia setup : Sound, Light La Fugue evening La Fugue, a unique and captivating event, took place in the incredible setting of the Carrières des Lumières in Les Baux-de-Provence, a place that is both majestic and historic, where art and technology meet in a striking way. The iDzia installation, focused on the fusion of sound and light, transformed this iconic space into a truly immersive sensory spectacle, where every corner resonated with a magical and immersive atmosphere. The Carrières des Lumières, usually known for its art projections, were here metamorphosed by this innovative artistic experience that captivated all the senses. The event, titled La Fugue, was part of the creators’ "journey" concept, a movement that seeks to combine visual, sound, and emotional exploration. La Fugue offered a true journey through time and space, in a perfect symphony of light and sound. It was a unique opportunity for the audience to escape, to be transported into imaginary worlds while discovering works by renowned creators. The light and sound performance highlighted the natural landscapes of the region while respecting the spirit of the place. The organizers put in a tremendous amount of effort to ensure the event was a success. With meticulous coordination, they managed to seamlessly integrate the visual and sound installations into the impressive setting of the quarries. As technical partners, we had the opportunity to lend our expertise to guarantee the event’s success. We made sure that every aspect of the installation, from equipment adjustments to managing the synchronization between visual and sound effects, was flawless to provide a seamless experience for the visitors. It was an unforgettable evening, where the audience could marvel at a performance where every detail seemed to have been meticulously crafted to evoke a specific emotion. The Carrières des Lumières became a place where art and technology intertwine to offer an immersive experience, where the boundaries between the real and the imaginary are blurred. Once again, the La Fugue event proved that art knows no boundaries, and every installation can become an invitation to escape, dream, and feel. The success of this evening shows how the synergy between creativity, technology, and technical expertise can create memorable experiences that leave a lasting impression. The organizers, the artists, and all the technical teams made this evening an exceptional moment, a true celebration of art and innovation in one of the most emblematic locations in Provence.
- Drawing concert Festival
Drawing Concert Festival , Cannes National Orchestra 📍 Antique Theater , Arles ▪️ iDzia setup: sound, video projection and lighting Drawing in Concert: A Meeting Between Music and Visual Creation Drawing, whether in art, humor, press, or outsider art, holds a crucial place in the creative process, whether for sculptors, architects, writers, poets, filmmakers, or even great figures of fashion. Often at the origin of many artistic or technical works, sketches and drawings serve as starting points for imagining, transforming, and bringing ideas to life. Indeed, drawing allows for giving form to the abstract, capturing the moment, and expressing a multitude of emotions, often long before the final work is completed. For the first edition of this unique event, taking place from April 22 to May 14, the Orchestre National de Cannes invites the public to an innovative experience where music and drawing intertwine. This original collaboration brings together artists Anna Sommer and Joël Person , who will engage in live drawing during the concerts. Thus, the audience will be able to witness a dynamic where visual works come to life alongside the musical performance, creating an unprecedented artistic fusion between sound and image. During these concerts, the artists will draw in real time, and their creations will be projected live, offering a total immersion into the creative process. The sketches, drawings, and illustrations, which emerge alongside the music, will become works in their own right, enhancing the symbiosis between the sounds of the orchestra and the artists’ gestures. This dynamic process will highlight the interaction between music and visual art, allowing the audience to witness the evolution of a work in progress, alongside the musical interpretation that accompanies it. This groundbreaking project also highlights the power of drawing as both a tool for communication and expression, not only as an artistic discipline but also as a means of bringing music to life and enriching it. Each stroke, each nuance of color or line drawn by Anna Sommer and Joël Person will be a visual response to the musical vibrations produced by the orchestra, creating a sort of dialogue between the artists and the musical work being performed. Beyond the visual aspect, this project invites reflection on the relationship between different forms of art. Drawing, as a visual medium, and music, as a sonic language, come together to open new creative and sensory perspectives. The public will thus appreciate this first edition as a true artistic laboratory, where the improvisation and spontaneity of live drawings enrich the musical experience, while highlighting the richness of the interaction between these two art forms. Find out more
- Alexandria's open house at the MUCEM
Alexandria: past futures, Alexandria's open house 📍MUCEM, Marseille ▪️iDzia installation: Sound and light From February 8 to May 8, 2023, the MUCEM (Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean) in Marseille hosted the exhibition "Alexandria: Future Anteriors" , a fascinating retrospective that revisits the history and present of the legendary Egyptian city. The exhibition steers away from the usual representations of Alexandria, often tinged with myths and stereotypes, to offer a fresh and nuanced view of this multifaceted city. Combining archaeological research and contemporary art, the exhibition invites visitors to explore Alexandria from a completely new and dynamic perspective. One of the key features of this exhibition was its multidimensional approach, blending historical artifacts with works from contemporary artists. This combination allowed for an exploration of the many layers of Alexandria's history, from its ancient origins to its modern influences. By merging these two approaches—the archaeological and the artistic—the exhibition offers a global perspective that enriches our understanding of a city that has always been a crossroads of cultures, knowledge, and exchange. At the heart of this immersive presentation, the sound and light installation created by iDzia played an essential role in creating a unique atmosphere. The installation, which combined sound and light, transformed the exhibition space into a true sensory journey through time and history. Light projections, accompanied by sound compositions, metaphorically embodied the various epochs of Alexandria, from glowing imagery representing the grandeur of antiquity to modern pulses symbolizing the city’s contemporary spirit. The interplay of light illuminated the artifacts, while the subtly composed music amplified the visual impact, inviting viewers to immerse themselves fully in the city’s temporal and cultural dimensions. These projections symbolized the intersection of Alexandria’s different eras, where the past and the future coexist in a city that is constantly evolving. By revisiting Alexandria’s history through this hybrid lens, the exhibition provided a fresh perspective on the city. It allowed the audience to go beyond clichés and see Alexandria not only as an ancient and grand city but also as a vital center for contemporary cultures, a space in perpetual transformation, enriched by exchanges between diverse civilizations. Thus, Alexandria: Future Anteriors was an invitation to reconsider the city in a new light, while shedding light on the richness and complexity of its history through a meeting of past and present, art and research, sound and light. Find out more
- Du Son Au Balcon, Salon de Provence - 2023
Town Hall’s balcony, Salon de Provence 📍 Town Hall’s balcony , Salon de Provence ▪️ iDzia setup : Sound and light Du Son Au Balcon, Salon de Provence - 2023 Every year, on the last weekend of August, the city of Salon-de-Provence comes alive with the electrifying beats of electronic music during an unmissable event. Set up on the balcony of the town hall, four artists take turns behind the turntables, playing music all night long and getting the crowd to dance. Six hours of non-stop music! At the last edition, the event gathered 20,000 people, a true testament to its growing popularity. The place in front of the Town Hall transforms into a giant open-air nightclub for the occasion. This unique event provides the opportunity to have world-renowned DJs play in an extraordinary setting, mixing live in front of an audience. Each year, this gathering features an exceptional lineup, bringing together rising stars and iconic names in electronic music. The city is shaken by the beats, as the DJs create an unforgettable experience that reverberates through the streets. With an atmosphere that blends excitement and celebration, the town square becomes a massive dance floor where music lovers unite under the stars. The event not only features amazing music but also offers a true sensory experience, with cutting-edge light displays and sound engineering. As the city transforms into an open-air nightclub, every note and every beat becomes part of the shared collective energy, creating an atmosphere that is both unique and exhilarating. For the 2023 edition, we were once again honored to have been trusted by the city of Salon-de-Provence to bring this electro evening to life. As usual, our team worked tirelessly to provide the perfect ambiance, ensuring that the sound system, lighting, and overall environment would elevate the entire experience. This collaboration has allowed us to offer an event that exceeded the public's expectations, while also contributing to the long-standing success of this remarkable celebration. This event isn't just about music—it's about creating a shared experience, a space where people from all walks of life come together to dance and enjoy the beats. The whole town gets involved, and the sounds fill the air as the city pulses with the rhythm. The massive turnout is a testament to the event's continued success and its essential role in the local cultural calendar. We are proud to have played a part in this magical evening and look forward to future editions where the music will continue to unite the city of Salon-de-Provence. Find out more
- Konstantin Grcic : Open Space, Luma Foundation
Konstantin Grcic : Open Space 📍 Luma Foundation , Arles ▪️iDzia setup : Sound Konstantin Grcic : Open Space, Luma Foundation The LUMA Arles Foundation is a visionary contemporary art center created by Maja Hoffmann, located in the heart of the dynamic city of Arles, Provence. The foundation's creative campus is set in the Parc des Ateliers, a former industrial site that has undergone a spectacular transformation. This complex includes several renovated buildings, blending history with modernity, as well as the LUMA Tower, a masterpiece designed by the legendary architect Frank Gehry. The LUMA Foundation is dedicated to supporting contemporary artistic creation in all its forms, through exhibitions, conferences, performances, and specific artistic projects. LUMA Arles is not only an exhibition space but also an experimental environment where artists can collaborate, exchange ideas, and push the boundaries of their practices. It serves as a laboratory for new artistic approaches while encouraging strong interaction with the public. Each event, exhibition, or performance is designed to provoke thought and invite total immersion in groundbreaking works. In this unique environment, IDzia regularly contributes its expertise, providing immersive experiences through lighting, sound, and scenography. Whether for contemporary art exhibitions, concerts, parties, or creative projects, IDzia brings its know-how to enhance each space and bring artistic projects to life in their full dimension. The events at the LUMA Foundation are diverse and varied, offering visitors a chance to discover exceptional works while exploring the interaction between art, architecture, and new technologies. In addition to its regular exhibition program, the foundation hosts special events that spotlight renowned artists, creative research projects, and international collaborations. These events aim to foster a dialogue between artistic practices, history, and current social issues, offering innovative responses to contemporary challenges. By intervening within the LUMA Foundation, IDzia contributes to enriching the overall experience for visitors, highlighting installations, and transforming each space into a work of art in its own right. With a refined technical approach, IDzia plays a key role in creating the distinctive atmosphere that makes this venue an essential contemporary art center in Arles and beyond. Whether through its sound design, lighting installations, or spatial interventions, IDzia helps elevate the artistic experience and fosters an environment where creativity and innovation can thrive. Find out more
- Demain, c’est loin !
Demain, c’est loin, Theatre d'Arles 📍 The Roman Theatre, Arles ▪️iDzia setup : sound With 25 dancers aged 10 to 22 For the past 30 years, Josette Baïz has been propelling children and teenagers into the world of contemporary dance, offering them a unique platform to express their emotions and thoughts through movement. With 25 dancers aged 10 to 22, she stages three contemporary pieces that form a passionate plea for youth. Through dance, these young bodies seek to reinvent themselves, to question the future, and to explore new ways of rebuilding a world in crisis. One of the key focal points of this reflection is in the piece Room With a View , inspired by Australian choreographer Lucy Guerin. In this work, the young dancers, while staying true to contemporary dance principles, deeply question how to rebuild the future in a world that has been altered. Through movements that push physical and geometric limits, stunning figures emerge from the dancers’ bodies. This dialogue between the young artists and the societal and environmental forces around them becomes a beautiful way to express contemporary issues such as climate change, social inequalities, and the challenges ahead to create a more just world. A highlight of this performance is the dynamic excerpts from Room With a View , transmitted by the collective (LA)HORDE. These vibrant moments allow the younger generations to reinterpret the movements and express their own vision of societal changes to come. The narrative of the evening is further enriched by the reprise of 25e Parallèle , a piece by Josette Baïz that won the 1982 Bagnolet Dance Competition. This work, bridging the past and the present, serves as a platform for generational exchange, a way of passing on the passion for dance and the urgency of youth that transcends time. This work is brought to life in the magnificent setting of the Ancient Theater of Arles, a monument over two millennia old, which resonates with both history and the dynamic present of dance. The Ancient Theater, between June and August, transforms into a venue for culture and performance, hosting events such as the International Photography Meetings, the Les Suds festival, and the Peplum Film Festival. For each of these events, we have the opportunity to intervene and enhance this exceptional location, creating sensory experiences that highlight the history of the site while giving it a contemporary dimension. The two mysterious columns, known as "the two widows," marking the entrance of the Theater, become silent witnesses to the dialogue between the past and the present, between dance and historical memory. Find out more
- Exposition " 504 ", MUCEM
504 , Mohamed EL Khatib 📍 MUCEM, Marseille ▪️ iDzia setup : sound, light, video Exposition " 504 ", MUCEM Mohamed El Khatib is the invited artist at the Mucem for the 2023 season, where he invites us to revisit a contemporary chapter of Mediterranean history. With his installation Renault 12 , he pays tribute to the thousands of Maghrebian families who, between the 1970s and 90s, traveled every summer through France and Spain by car, before boarding ferries that took them to the Maghreb, their lands of origin. This journey, both physical and emotional, marked entire generations of migrants who have shaped modern Mediterranean identity. El Khatib's Renault 12 installation is not just a re-enactment but a living homage—a way of honoring these personal and collective odysseys. To bring this project to life, the artist envisioned a performance titled 504 , which serves as both a reinterpretation and exploration of what returning to one's roots means, and how this act of return continues to resonate within the collective memory of Mediterranean populations. The return to Ithaca , part of the founding myths tied to the Mediterranean, is a recurring theme in migration stories and reunions with the ancestral land. To explore this motif, Mohamed El Khatib invites the residents of Marseille to participate in a unique experience aboard the legendary Peugeot 504, an iconic vehicle that, like the Renault 12, is part of the everyday life of many migrant families. This symbolic journey serves to reconsider the theme of returning to one's homeland as an intangible heritage that shapes Mediterranean identities. Through this return to roots, the artist hopes to foster a deeper understanding of the invisible but powerful bonds that unite the different cultures of the region. To celebrate these mechanical and sentimental journeys, the artist has envisioned a multidisciplinary approach, blending film, theatrical happenings, and concerts. Each element of this immersive experience allows for a deep dive into the world of Mediterranean migration—its challenges and celebrations—offering a fresh perspective on realities that are sometimes invisible or forgotten. The Mucem, the Museum of Civilizations of Europe and the Mediterranean, continues to play a key role in offering a platform to artists like Mohamed El Khatib, who question our relationship with history, migration, and identity. In addition to permanent exhibitions, the museum regularly hosts temporary events that enrich the artistic and social discourse. We are accustomed to intervening within this framework for installations, soirées, and events in light or sound, thereby enhancing the cultural experience at the Mucem. Find out more











