Hors Pistes/Hors Champs festival moves to Fabrice Hyber's forest in Vendée
During the closure of the Centre Pompidou in Paris, the festival Hors Pistes/Hors Champs reinvents itself in a rural setting. This year, the event takes place at La Vallée, the artistico-forestry project of artist Fabrice Hyber in Vendée. The festival, originally focused on contemporary art and cinema, adapts to the natural environment, featuring installations, screenings, and performances integrated into the landscape. Hyber's La Vallée is a living artwork where he has planted thousands of trees and created sculptures over decades. The festival runs from July 7, 2026, offering a unique experience that merges art, nature, and ecology.
Key facts
- The festival Hors Pistes/Hors Champs moves to La Vallée in Vendée.
- La Vallée is an artistico-forestry project by artist Fabrice Hyber.
- The Centre Pompidou is currently closed.
- The festival takes place in a rural setting.
- The event features installations, screenings, and performances.
- Fabrice Hyber has planted thousands of trees at La Vallée.
- The festival runs from July 7, 2026.
- The festival merges art, nature, and ecology.
Entities
Artists
Institutions
- Centre Pompidou
- Hors Pistes/Hors Champs
Locations
- Paris
- France
- Vendée
- La Vallée