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In Quimperlé, Maël Nozahic Turned Ursulines Into a Metamorphose Forest
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For the 30 years of contemporary art exhibitions at the Ursulines Chapel, Quimperlé invites Breton artist Maël Nozahic to deploy his Metamorphoses. Paintings, sculptures, drawings, engravings and installations transform the old chapel into a mental, mythological and ecological forest. To be discovered from May 9 to October 25, 2026. With Metamorphoses, the Chapel of the Ursulines of Quimperlé...
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