VINCENT MUNIER & HÉLOÏSE CUNY

Vincent Munier has been passionate about wildlife photography since the age of 12.
In 2000, he embarked on his first photographic journeys. In 2015, the book Arctique, featuring 200 of the best images of the species and landscapes of the Far North, met with great success. But it was "La panthère des neiges" (The Snow Leopard), an award-winning film that won the César for Best Documentary Film, that established the work of this passionate photographer.
No fewer than 35 photographs will be on show at the Maison de la Bresse in this fine exhibition dedicated to the wilderness photographer.

A rider since the age of 7, Héloïse Cuny has a passion for horses, art and graphic design, the fields in which she studied, and has naturally combined her two passions to offer finger-painted paintings of horses.
This technique gives her a feeling of communion with the horse she draws, as if she were caressing it.
In "Live painting", the paintings come to life live, using the principle of a Chinese shadow.
The "Esquisses Equestres" exhibition will give you the impression of being surrounded by galloping horses.
The black box and its secrets will be the highlight of this exhibition, on view until January 5, 2025.