Museum of lumino-cinetic art

This foundation, installed in the hangar of Jean Cherqui's former laboratories 1 hour from Paris, houses one of the most important collections of optical and kinetic art in the world. An incredible 1400 m² location for your film shoots, documentaries, interviews or photo shoots. Playful space with installations, monumental works and rooms dedicated to certain artists, such as Thomas Canto or Carmelo Arden Quin, creator of the MADI movement. There is also a balloon pool by Bolivian artist Gaston Ugalde, a Ferrari repainted by José Franco and an installation by Jesus Rafael Soto. The place, today a museum exhibiting nearly 5,000 pieces of contemporary art, is a unique setting, rich in family history and a passion for art. Mathias Chetrit, heir to the collection and artist under the name Falcone, offers private tours, offering an exceptional opportunity for productions seeking an extraordinary artistic and historical setting.