Les Casemates de la Création

Les Petites Nanas – An exhibition by Caroline Montigneaux
1–31 May – Casemate 14 (Monday to Sunday, 11am–8pm)
Caroline Montigneaux’s exhibitions are luminous interludes, spaces where colour, joy and sensitivity come together. Through her works, the artist invites us on a journey where emotion blends with tenderness, where each Petite Nana seems to whisper a story of friendship, freedom and lightness. Each exhibition thus becomes a moment of sharing, a sincere encounter between art and the heart, between creativity and the gaze of those who pause to look. A suspended moment, vibrant with life and humanity.

A Shift in Consciousness – Exhibition by Egor ZIGURA
2–30 May – Casemate 19 (Wednesday to Sunday, 11am–1pm and 2pm–6pm)
Born in Dnipro (Ukraine) in 1984, Egor Zigura currently lives and works between Kyiv and Nice. Graduate of the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture in Kyiv, 2012. Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine and the International Association of Plastic Arts of Monaco. “[...] a person’s inner life is probably the only realm that can be fully understood and appreciated by them.” Egor Zigura’s “Change” series comprises various bronze sculptural portraits of an individual: one, calm and composed (representing the outer self), the other, riven by anxiety, panic and despair (representing the inner self). The project also includes graphic works, photography and video.

Silence, we’re rolling! An exhibition by Alain Biancheri and Jean-Jacques Venturini
3–30 May, Casemates 25 and 26 (Tuesday to Saturday, 10am–1pm and 2pm–6pm)
Alain Biancheri and Jean-Jacques Venturini put on a show!
Two contemporary perspectives on the human face and body, on the myth of cinema and a nod to Hopper come together in this dual-voiced exhibition.

Banquet! Exhibition by students of the Ceramic Arts course at the Léonard de Vinci Campus
5–28 May – Casemate Comte (Tuesday–Saturday, 10am–1pm and 2pm–6pm)
Banquet! is a collective project bringing together students from the National Diploma in Applied Arts and Design, specialising in ceramics, at the Léonard de Vinci College in Antibes. The exhibition takes as its starting point a fundamental form in ceramics and tableware: the container.
Interpreted by each student, plates and dishes with simple forms provide a shared foundation from which unique and generous artistic creations emerge, featuring a multitude of fruits and mouth-watering textures. By evoking the imagery of a meal and abundance, Banquet plays with the conventions of the table and sharing.

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