Friday 18 september from 11:00 to 18:00

Visite accompagnée tout public de l'exposition "Métamorphoses"

Name: Visite accompagnée tout public de l'exposition "Métamorphoses"
Start: 2026-09-18
End: 2026-09-18
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Cultural
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Chapelle des Ursulines, 1 Avenue Jules Ferry, 29300 Quimperlé

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This year, the Chapelle des Ursulines welcomes Maël Nozahic, a painter, engraver, ceramist and sculptor from Fouesnant. Her work questions our relationship with nature, the intimacy of our dreams and the power of the messages passed down through myth by generations of men and women. Her world is inspired by surrealism, with colours and iridescence shimmering and nature abounding with hybrid characters, mythological and divinatory figures, revealing the power of feminine creation. every friday at 11am from 22 May A journey through 10 years of creation, from early works to those specially created for this exhibition in Quimperloise. In May and June, the chapel is open from Tuesday to Sunday, 1.30pm to 6pm.