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One house, three generations
Before it was a gallery, the place was a village house. Its stone walls, worn terracotta tiles and small archway saw three generations of the same family grow up, between the olive trees of the Fayence countryside and a makeshift attic studio.
From attic to gallery
Grandmother painted oil bouquets there on Sundays, on a homemade easel. Her daughter brought back drawings, travel sketchbooks and a taste for earthy colours. Valentine had the idea of bringing it all together: opening the shutters, whitewashing the walls and hanging the paintings where the afternoon light comes through the arched window.
What hangs here today
The gallery shows artists from the Var and beyond: paintings, ceramics, one-off pieces and work born in our workshops. Displays change with the seasons, and each new exhibition is celebrated with a friendly opening, glass in hand, among neighbours and passing visitors.
Come and see us
Just push the door open: we will gladly tell you the story of every wall — and every painting.