Dive into the heart of the Vauban citadel, which transforms into an urban art showcase to host the MAUSA. A fusion of history and modernity that promises an extraordinary artistic experience.
Striking murals on the remnants of the past
Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Vauban citadel of Neuf-Brisach now lends its ancient stones to the world’s greatest urban artists. In the coolness inside the ramparts erected at the end of the 17th century, internationally renowned artists are gradually taking over the walls of these historically rich places. Follow an astonishing journey over more than 1000m² where extraordinary installations and performances take place!
The biggest names in street art in Alsace
Be surprised by the portrait of Vauban created by the stencil artist of great men of the Pantheon, C215, the murals of Seth the globe-painter, the large white bodies of Jérôme Mesnager, the child of Colmar, the immersive installations of Denis Meyers and Levalet, the Lascaux of the metro graffiti artist Nasty, the Marilyn Monroe of Pure Evil, the XXL photographs of Joseph Ford, and the vibrant paintings of Guy Denning. New global signatures are expected in the coming months to succeed the current residents.
A unique artistic experience in Alsace
The Museum of Urban Arts and Street Art (MAUSA Vauban) offers a unique artistic experience by transforming the Vauban citadel into an urban art gallery. This astonishing marriage of artistic modernity and world heritage allows for the contemplation of works by the pioneers of street art at the heart of the Neuf-Brisach ramparts.
As you walk through the walls of the citadel, you will discover more than 1000m² of installations and artistic performances that push the limits of creativity. The ancient stones of the citadel blend with the bright colors and bold forms of street art to create a striking contrast.
The MAUSA Vauban hosts internationally renowned artists who leave their mark on the walls of the citadel. Stencils created by C215, murals by globe-painter Seth, immersive installations by Denis Meyers and Levalet, and many others are part of the works adorning the Neuf-Brisach ramparts.
A story that reinvents itself
Urban art meets history at the Vauban citadel. Built at the end of the 17th century on the orders of Louis XIV, the citadel is a testament to Vauban’s architectural genius and his defense system. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it attracts thousands of visitors each year who come to admire its military architecture.
Today, the Vauban citadel is reinventing itself by hosting the MAUSA Vauban, an urban art gallery that showcases contemporary creativity. This bold transformation breathes new life into this historical site and makes it accessible to all.
By visiting the MAUSA Vauban, you will be able to explore the different facets of urban art, discover the techniques used by the artists, and understand the messages they wish to convey through their works. It’s a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of street art and soak up the creativity and energy of this form of artistic expression.
Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Vauban citadel transformed into an urban art gallery to host the MAUSA. It’s an experience that is sure to surprise and inspire you, blending history and artistic modernity in a unique way.