We are proud to announce our collaboration with Château Sainte Roseline for the prestigious exhibition MineralNature by renowned artist Arik Levy. This extraordinary showcase will be held from July 6 to October 2, 2020, at the iconic Château Sainte Roseline in the heart of Provence, and is one of the most anticipated exhibitions of the summer.

As a classified wine estate in the AOP Côtes-de-Provence, Château Sainte Roseline has long cultivated a deep connection with contemporary art. For its 20th edition of its summer artistic events, the estate will feature Arik Levy's monumental sculptures, blending nature and architecture in a breathtaking setting. MineralNature presents a stunning fusion of mineral forms, inspired by the natural landscape of the château’s 14th-century architecture and the surrounding ancient plane trees.

This exhibition not only celebrates the visual beauty of Arik Levy's sculptures but also explores the intersection of art, nature, and environment, a theme that aligns with the vineyard's values of sustainability and respect for the natural world. The monumental works, displayed throughout the estate, offer visitors a unique opportunity to experience the artist's mastery in creating sculptures that evoke balance, stability, and the raw beauty of the earth.

Arik Levy, an artist of multidisciplinary talents, sculptor, photographer, designer, and videographer, invites viewers to engage with his MineralNature works, which interact with the environment, transforming the landscape of the estate. "For the first time," Levy says, "I have the opportunity to exhibit a collection of sculptures created from a variety of materials in a location where nature and architecture truly interact."

This exhibition, which features 13 new works by Arik Levy, provides a fresh perspective on the château’s historical walls while bringing to life the rich mineral world imagined by the artist. With each sculpture, visitors will find themselves immersed in a journey between solid and void, stability and instability, as they walk through the estate, discovering how each piece changes their perception of the space.