Raphaël Moulin et Zoomby Zangger au Château de Venthône

Raphaël Moulin, a well-known Valais sculptor, and Zoomby Zangger, a painter from Basel, have never met. What they have in common is that they have exhibited in a very special place, in the heart of the Trient valley: the Grange des Miv. The sculptures of Raphaël Moulin, craftsman and artist, are above all powerful creations, solid in their materials, but they are also inspired by words: Baudelaire, Rimbaud and, closer to home, Gaël Faye and Etienne Daho are all inspirations for the sculptor who loves literature.The paintings by Zoomby Zangger, who trained in the applied arts and came from the school of graphic design, juxtapose lines, light and shadow, and reveal, if you take a step back, all the plant inspiration of the painter-traveller.The space of the great hall of the Château de Venthône - and the surroundings of the site - were needed to welcome these two powerful universes and the strong impression produced by the meeting of their works.Sandrine StrobinoATTENTION new opening hours on Fridays: from 5 to 8 pm.

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