1 Hall 1 Artist - Exhibitions

We invite you to visit Feydeau Island freely, to discover the 9 batîments open to the public, so different from each other, where 16 artists exhibit their work.
Through the Island

• Sébastien Bouchard - Sébastien Bouchard through the various pictorial references and the multiplicity of mediums he uses, tries in his own way to overcome the divide between popular art and scholarly art. his work refers to painting but also to graphic arts, pop culture, urban art.

09 and 09 bis quai Turenne "cour ovale"

• Anne-Marie Lacroix Raffy - Self-taught ceramist, I model clay beings, sometimes fragile, sometimes strong... always women. I also like the decorative world of the table arts where the portrait is still present. Unique pieces and entirely handmade.

10 quai Turenne / 13 rue Kervégan

• Armen Saakyan

11 quai Turenne / 17 rue Kervégan

• Elsa Saïsset - I discovered engraving in 2004 in parallel with my studies of plastic arts at La Sorbonne. I produce simple and precise prints where nature holds a special place: the mountain, the sea, the swamps in what they give us to see as raw, direct elements.

11 allée Duguay Trouin / 20 rue Kervégan

• Mostapha Rouine - I am a self-taught Moroccan painter.

12 allée Duguay Trouin / 22 rue Kervégan

• Rémi Deroure- Sculptor.
• Gigi Le Merdy - Breton and Celtic artist, his works have a real personality and a mastery of colors and tones. These are contemporary creations.

15 allée Duguay Trouin

• Jean-François Paitel - He made a 1/100th model of the Swimming School established on the Loire in Nantes, from the middle of the 19th century until 1938.

16 allée Duguay Trouin/ 30 rue Kervégan "Temple of Taste"

• Philippe Peaud
• NantesGrandAngle

02 place de la Petite Hollande/ 32 rue Kervégan

• Delmas pascal - Artist sculptor I realize works where expression and tension are highlighted. Bodies and faces express the torments of life.

03 place de la Petite Hollande

• Thibault Guilet - Stopover in the past through the realization of a series of watercolors of the Hotel de la Villestreux, place saturated with History.
• Marion Peeters - Botanical illustrations on old sheets.
• Nicolas Bernard - By working with metal as well as raki, Bernard Nicolas creates with fire a crowd of sculptures, in an expressionist vein.
• Adeline Wagemann