The OELLE Foundation continues, within its vast programming, to pay particular attention to the production of site-specific exhibitions that draw on the archive, understood as an expanded universe from which to draw to create assonances and new narratives. Cinema, music, literature, hybridized and sometimes edgy contemporary languages, continue to be faithful companions on an arduous but fascinating journey. Great attention and profound respect for the public that follows us, attentive and eager for cultural hope, in a difficult time for the aggregation and management of cultural movements. 

Nothing was black and white summarizes the work of six artists, different in the languages ​​used, united by the propensity to investigate the folds of vision and take the risk of research. 

Multi-titled artists who take risks and design perceptive paths that invade the spectator in a time in which homologation becomes a reassuring and usual factor.

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