Enhancing a territory through creation

  • Publish On 24 May 2023
  • Maria Finders
  • 6 minutes

LUMA Arles is dedicated to supporting contemporary artistic creation. Designed as a creative campus, it promotes the Camargue region in which it is located: its landscapes, materials and know-how. Maria Finders, co-founder of the Atelier LUMA design laboratory, tells us about this atypical place.

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