By bringing together the works of some 60 artists from around 20 countries, the Villa Datris Foundation, in L-Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, proprose to (re)discover the Mediterranean Sea as a place of exchange, memory and also drama and resilience. "For centuries, women and men have been seeking refuge, future and dignity at the price of [...]
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By bringing together the works of some 60 artists from around 20 countries, the Villa Datris Foundation, in L-Isle-sur-la-Sorgue, proprose to (re)discover the Mediterranean Sea as a place of exchange, memory and also drama and resilience. "For centuries, women and men have been seeking refuge, future and dignity at the price of [...]