An accessible art exhibition for a dynamic city
The Val de Marne municipality, Ivry-sur-Seine, offers its 59,000 residents privileged access to art through the communication supports provided by Celize.
A multicultural exhibition
The COVID-19 pandemic inadvertently brought visibility to masks. The Artists in Exile workshop seized the opportunity to dedicate an exhibition to this accessory. Multicultural and dynamic, the city of Ivry-sur-Seine decided to host the workshop. And what better setting for an exhibition about an airborne virus than an open-air exhibition? The town hall turned to Celize’s communication totems, which provide an outdoor display solution made of wood.
Totems in harmony with the artwork
Thanks to the wooden totem display boxes, the city of Ivry-sur-Seine now has stable and secure communication supports. The totems are mobile and customizable, allowing them to be reused for various exhibitions. This is a considerable advantage since Ivry-sur-Seine hosts numerous exhibitions each year.
Now, in addition to exhibitions within the city’s facilities, it can also showcase the displayed artworks throughout the entire municipality. This is the convenience offered by the wooden totem boxes. The city recognized this advantage and put it into action during the “Plein feu” event, where a segment was dispersed throughout the city streets.
Sustainable communication supports
The simplicity of Celize’s totems makes them perfect for exhibitions. Their large panels allow the viewer to be captivated by the artwork and see every detail the artists aim to highlight. In addition to being a true visual showcase, the totems, with their understated design, enhance the displayed artwork without distracting the viewer. This advantage is further emphasized by the neutral color of the wooden boxes.
The bench structure of the device allows the viewer to get close to the artwork, ensuring total immersion in the artist’s world. This immersion allows the community to ensure that the viewer has the keys for a perfect viewing experience. The bench provides a place to sit, adding utility to the art.
