An original creation by MuseoScience · Available for turnkey hire
What is colour? A scientist, an artist and a sociologist would each give a different answer. That's what makes it so fascinating.
Colour is ever-changing. It plays tricks on us. It never stops surprising us.
The COLOURS exhibition is an interactive, sensory experience: an invitation to immerse yourself—with all your senses—in the world of colour, between science and art, nature and culture.
COLOURS exhibition, original creation by MuseoScience, Musée de la Corderie Vallois (Rouen)
An exploration of colour through the senses—sight, touch, hearing and smell. Unique and surprising sensory hands-on exhibits.
Real scientific experiments, games and optical illusions that invite everyone to explore, test and understand. Wonder, curiosity and the joy of learning.
A poetic world with original textile artworks. An innovative, sustainable exhibition design inspired by the painter's studio, created by Nuüd Studio.
Developed in close collaboration with scientists and artists, it combines scientific rigour, educational quality and artistic creativity. Suitable for ages 5–6 and up.
COLOURS exhibition, Musée Hébert
COLOURS exhibition, Musée Hébert
COLOURS exhibition, Musée Hébert
COLOURS exhibition, Musée de la Corderie Vallois, Rouen
Without the original exhibition design, but with the full graphic design and content—panels, game cards, tabletop hands-on exhibits (plus two videos and an activity booklet).
Supplied as digital files.
Ideal for libraries, schools, museums and all venues with a smaller space or budget.
COLOURS exhibition, compact version, Musée de la Chimie, Jarrie
COLOURS exhibition, compact version, Musée de la Chimie, Jarrie
Teaser — Reims, 2023
May–Sept 2027
Full-scale version
History museum
Musée du Compagnonnage
Tours — France
2026–2027
Compact version
Science museum
Musée de la Chimie
Jarrie — France
Sept 2025–Jan 2026
Full-scale version
Art museum
Musée Hébert
La Tronche — Isère, France
June–Sept 2025
Full-scale version · in German and English
Science centre
Novartis Pavillon
Basel — Switzerland
June–Sept 2024
Full-scale version
Textile museum
Musée de la Corderie Vallois
Rouen, Festival Normandie Impressionniste
Oct–Nov 2023
Full-scale version
Cultural centre
Le Cellier
Musées de Reims — Reims, France
“Ms Nadal demonstrated a rare ability to translate complex scientific concepts into accessible, playful, and aesthetically compelling experiences — the balance between scientific rigour and artistic expression was handled with great sensitivity and clarity.”
Marcel Braun
Director, Novartis Pavillon – Basel, Switzerland
“Beyond the intrinsic quality of the exhibition, I particularly appreciated the support we received in adapting it to our venue. Céline was always on hand and very responsive, attentive to our constraints, and full of ideas for finding solutions tailored to our exhibition space.”
Justine Reveyrand
Head of the Musée de la Chimie — Jarrie (translated from French)
From the visitors' book at the Musée de la Corderie Vallois — Rouen, 2024
“Today I discovered that my son is colour blind! At 25 and a half. Thanks to the exhibition!”
A visitor“I really loved the exhibition because it touches on everything—smell, sight, hearing, etc. Thank you so much!”
Cassie“COLOURS exhibition — brilliant and fun. We loved it.”
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Working languages: French and English. Both exhibitions can be adapted into any language, with texts translated and proofread by native speakers.