Olafur Eliasson, Wavelength lamp, 2018 Photographer: Jens Ziehe Courtesy the artist and neugerriemschneider, Berlin © 2018 Olafur Eliasson. Vue d’exposition Olafur Eliasson, — Olafur Eliasson, Wavelength lamp. Photo: J. Ziehe. Courtesy neugerriemschneider, Berlin © Olafur Eliasson. Exhibition view at Espace Muraille, 2018

Edmund De Waal, exposition Espace Muraille 2017, © Edmund de Waal. Courtesy Gagosian. Photo: Mike Bruce — Edmund De Waal, Espace Muraille, 2017. Courtesy the artist and Gagosian. Photo: Mike Bruce

Vue de l'exposition Life of Webs, Toma?s Sareceno, Espace Muraille, 2024, commissariat Laurence Dreyfus © Luca Fascini2 — View of the exhibition Life of Webs, Tomás Sareceno, Espace Muraille, 2024, curated by Laurence Dreyfus ©Luca Fascini

Vues de l'exposition — Dislocation - Michal Rovner, Espace Muraille, 2019. Courtesy the artist and Espace Muraille

Espace Muraille

Espace Muraille, a unique exhibition space in Geneva, was born of the will of the collectors and patrons Caroline and Eric Freymond to share their passion for contemporary art.

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Unique exhibition space dedicated to contemporary art, Espace Muraille was born of the desire of a couple of collectors and patrons, Caroline and Eric Freymond, to share their passion for artists and contemporary art. Located in Switzerland, in the heart of Geneva’s old town and steeped in history, the space has been entirely redesigned by artistic director Caroline Freymond to host ambitious events, including “cartes blanches” exhibitions to international artists.

Following the major exhibitions devoted to Monique Frydman (2015), Tomás Saraceno (2015), Shirazeh Houshiary (2016), Sheila Hicks (2016), Edmund de Waal (2017), Olafur Eliasson (2018), Espace Muraille has given several “cartes blanches” to international artists, from Israeli artist Michal Rovner in 2019 for her first exhibition in Switzerland, to Latin American artist Eamon Ore-Giron in 2021, Swedish painter Andréas Eriksson in 2023, and Tomás Saraceno in 2024.