On Tuesday, March 25 in the evening, the opening of the exhibition Memoria Aquae was a highlight for our Master in Ancient Art students. After weeks of work and preparation, they unveiled to the public a fascinating exploration of the theme of water, guided by their professor, David Brouzet.
Through a selection of objects, artworks, and art books, this exhibition offers a sensory and historical journey, from ancient aqueducts to modern innovations. An immersive staging invites visitors to dive into the symbolism and uses of water over the centuries, blending art and history.
The opening drew a great turnout; among us were students but also their families, teachers, school members, and other art lovers from outside…
Among the highlights not to be missed: three immersive concerts on March 26, March 28, and April 02 will enrich the experience in resonance with the exhibition, promising unique moments where music engages in dialogue with the works on display.
The Memoria Aquae exhibition is an invitation to rediscover our relationship with water through an artistic and sensitive lens. An event not to be missed for lovers of history, art, and sensory discoveries!
Available until April 04 in the IESA gallery!