Perceptions Sensorielles

The Sens Pluriels project offers an immersive artistic exploration in which each work opens onto a sensory world of its own, combining touch, taste, hearing, smell and sight. Through a series of installations, visitors are invited to touch and smell the four seasons, with the addition of scent creating a deeper, more emotional connection with the work. The installation makes art more accessible to visually impaired people, while interactive workshops on the five senses let all audiences explore them in a playful and educational way. Led by Régis Kern, a specialist in accessibility for the visually impaired, alongside culinary designer Céline Marder (Créaculinaire) and the association L’Art au-delà du regard, the project turns each painting into an experience told through the eyes, hands and nose of the viewer.