To celebrate Stereolux’s 15th anniversary and as part of the “Mirages” exhibition, Mélanie Rio Fluency is pleased to welcome Luce Terrasson. With her installation titled “Atolls de New Nelson,” the artist brings enigmatic landscapes to life and invites the public to decipher these images, extracting clues from them to construct narratives.
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Luce Terrasson was born in 1992; she lives and works between Nantes and Les Sables d’Olonne.
Trained in textile design at ESAAT in Roubaix, she has developed a practice that spans video, photography, drawing, and photosensitive processes. By altering and fragmenting images, she seeks to bring forth the unconscious—a zone of turbulence where the visible and the invisible, fact and fiction, blur together. In 2024, she was selected for the Matière Vive program (Pays de la Loire Visual Arts Cluster); in 2025, she was a recipient of the Waall program from the Togeather agency. Her work has been presented at the Scopitone festival (Nantes), the Institut pour la Photographie (Lille), and the Espace Voltaire (Paris).
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“Mirages” Exhibition - Stereolux Celebrates Its 15th Anniversary
(September 17–20, 2026)
To mark its 15th anniversary, Stereolux is presenting a collection of art installations that reflect its very essence: artists from Nantes and around the world who explore the digital world, through works that are monumental or intimate, interactive or contemplative—capable of both inspiring wonder and sparking new ways of thinking.
Whether they make the invisible visible, challenge perceptions, or reveal what is real from what is fake, the works on display venture into zones of uncertainty where perception, fiction, and reality blur. Images are no longer mere reflections: they shape reality, shift it, and sometimes reveal it. Bringing together eight artists and collectives from the international contemporary art scene*—including some regulars at Stereolux—the Mirages exhibition unfolds across public spaces and exhibition venues, inviting visitors on a journey that is both playful and sensitive.
* In the naves: Guillaume Marmin / YAM (Nantes), Raw Design Studio (Toronto), and Romain Tardy (Brussels); at Stereolux: Mazaccio & Drowilal (Villefranche-de-Rouergue), Cinzia Campolese (Montreal), and Eva L’Hoest (Brussels); at the Zoo Galerie: Emilie Brout & Maxime Marion (Paris); and finally, at the Mélanie Rio Fluency Gallery: Luce Terrasson (Nantes/Paris).
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