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Dive into history and the arts on Feydeau Island

Embark on a journey through time by discovering the Feydeau Island, an architectural jewel of the 18th century nestled in the heart of Nantes. Let yourself be guided through the magnificent halls and secret courtyards of these historic houses, enhanced by the creations of talented artists. In the framework of 1 artist hall, each "House" is transformed into a unique setting, where architecture dialogues with painting, drawing, sculpture, photography and music. Click here for the full program 8 quai Turenne

• Emmanuelle Drink (Manoukidessine) Driven by the desire to tell stories in images, Manoukidessine explores with tenderness emotions, everyday life and imagination. She shares her universe through drawings, notebooks and youth albums. Catherine Clément (Kat Klementi)
• Since 2018, Catherine Clément creates small formats from old frames, mixing aesthetics and silent narration. His works, close to micro-portraits or still life, invite an intimate observation, where each frame dialogues with the subject and reinforces its singularity.
• Mostapha Rouine
• Drawing his inspiration between Brittany and Morocco, between fishing on foot and scenes of daily life, Mostapha Rouine creates with watercolors, walnuts and oils. The self-taught painter vibrates the light, atmosphere and colors of these two worlds. 9 and 9 bis quai Turenne
• Bruno barber Painter and illustrator based in Nantes, exploring the themes of memory and nostalgia, Bruno Barbier evokes fragments of memory, between past emotions and traces of time. Concerts, poetic readings and tales
• Multiple concerts will be offered to you in this magnificent courtyard, the oval courtyard! To learn more, click here. 10 quai Turenne / 13 rue Kervégan
• Alain Gremillet Associating colors, movements and light to evoke emotion, the abstract painter Alain Gremillet freely explores matter with acrylic, spatulas and everyday objects, giving birth to unique and luminous works.
• Jérôme Gourdon Mixing photography, in-situ intervention and acrylic painting, Jérôme Gourdon defines himself as a photo-emographer. His work explores the boundaries between captured image and transformed image, to create works at the crossroads of mediums.
• Nadège Hameau (Nadhame.artist) Imaginary worlds take shape with acrylic marker, in a style combining pointillism, precision and reverie. Autodidacte, Nadhame.artist, alias Nadège Hameau, cultivates an approach marked by patience and visual poetry.
• Pauline Crusson Revisiting the postcards of old Nantes with a unique and detailed style, Pauline Crusson under the name PaoaNaoned, brings these ancient images to life. She thus captures the essence of the city through her drawings.
• Elizavetta Vodyanova Contemporary painter based in Nantes, Elizaveta Vodyanova explores figurative painting with acrylic. His works, intimate and poetic, capture moments of life—interiors, faces, seascapes — with a subtle and vibrant palette. 17 rue Kervégan
• Marie Husson
• Exploring moments of intimacy at the edge of the visible, Marie Husson archives her discoveries in the form of drawings and paintings mixing watercolor, ink, embroidery or oil. His practice, experimental and sensitive, gives rise to deep, fragile and powerfully poetic images. 11 allée Duguay Trouin / 20 rue Kervégan
• Gaël Caudoux Vast maps of imaginary territories, rich in details and narration, Gaël Caudoux has been making them by hand since childhood. Its large formats, in constant evolution, invite the discovery of a unique and fascinating universe. 15 allée Duguay Trouin
• Clotilde Debar Zablocki (Appoline Design) Inspired by local history and heritage, notably that of Anne de Bretagne, Clotilde Debar-Zablocki creates a poetic and sensitive universe. With David, she forms the duo apolline.design, specialized in decorative frescoes and patinas.
• Fabienne Choyau Guided by her passion for color, Fabienne Choyau draws her inspiration from nature and everyday moments. His gaze is carried by what surrounds him, transforming emotions and impressions into vibrant canvases. 16 Duguay Trouin Alley
• Jocelyn Prouff (Joss Proof) Crisping in situ urban places where nature takes back its rights, with particular attention to light and details, Joss Proof invites another look at the city through his sensitive notebooks. He shares this universe in his book "Carnets Nantais".
• Jérôme Luneau (Chun Yong Ho) South Korean painter, Chun Yong Ho explores abstraction through games of colors and lines evoking mental landscapes. His work invites to an inner journey, between sensations and emotions.
• Andry "Shango" Rajoelina Multidisciplinary artist mixing painting, design and textile art, Andry "Shango" Rajoelina explores African identities through a vibrant and contemporary aesthetic. His visual universe, rich in symbols and colors, reflects a deep cultural and narrative commitment.

Informations Free admission

Address
Rue Kervégan, Loire-Atlantique, Pays de la Loire, France