With Henni Alftan, Ericka Beckman, Léa Bouton, Leelee Chan, Lauren Clay, Peter Halley, Hanna Hur, Laura Lamiel, Mark Leckey, Mélody Lu, Kate Mosher Hall, Alexandra Noel, Veronika Pausova, Aldo Rossi, Lei Saito, Tai Shani, Richard Sides, Daniel Sinsel, Marina Stern, Naoki Sutter-Shudo, and Jesse Wine.

The exhibition explores how technology shapes our perception of reality. Through various media, it connects ancient mnemonic practices to digital culture; examines the geometry underlying the physical and digital worlds; and navigates this virtual space where fictions multiply.

Curated by Victoria Aresheva, Anastasia Krizanovska, and Lena Sorokina

The Château is presenting an exhibition dedicated to Marion Fayolle, an artist originally from Saint-Sauveur de Montagut in the Ardèche, now recognized as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary drawing and writing.

Without limiting herself to any particular form of expression, the artist blends genres and narratives: forms tell stories, and texts take shape. This exhibition explores the representation of bodies in her work. Fragmented, duplicated, and fused, they undergo a metamorphosis through encounters with people, emotions, and the landscapes she traverses. Combining drawings, texts, and more immersive installations, the exhibition offers a sensory immersion into Marion Fayolle’s work and invites visitors to slip into the contours of her silhouettes to inhabit her stories.

Curated by Mathilde Compagnon and Clémentine Planche