Artists

BERLIN X RIVIERA ART FESTIVAL

Berlin Artists

Lena K.
Mixed Media
Exploring architecture as memory and political landscape.
@lenak

Mika T.
Video & Installation
Immersive narratives between city pulse and private ritual.
@mikat

Riviera Artists

Aurélie D.
Photography
Sunlight, water and heritage meet in intimate visual sequences.
@aurelied

Nicolas S.
Sculpture
Materiality and landscape in a Mediterranean perspective.
@nicolass

Creative Dialogue
Artists engage in a shared program.
Berlin Artists & Riviera Artists
Open Call.

Map

The Citadelle unfolds across terraces, bastions and interior courts — ideal for installations and performances.
Citadelle Saint-Elme • Villefranche-sur-Mer

Press

Statement

Impressionism was the first major “shock” of modernism. Many painters working on the Riviera were initially rejected by the Paris Academy as “scandalous” or “unfinished.” We can view the “exiled art” of the 1930s as a form of “internal migration” that many modern Berlin artists also experience today: it is a constant back-and-forth between home and the place of inspiration or refuge.