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Works by Spanish artists LAGUNA and SEBAS VELASCO for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Tour Paris 13, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to showcase their work in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to one-of-a-kind creations infused with local color.© Images de Tunisie — watermarked preview

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A work by Belgian artist ROA for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Paris 13 Tower, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to express themselves in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to unique creations imbued with local character.A work by Belgian artist ROA for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Paris 13 Tower, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to express themselves in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to unique creations imbued with local character.A work by Belgian artist ROA for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Paris 13 Tower, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to express themselves in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to unique creations imbued with local character.A work by Belgian artist ROA for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Paris 13 Tower, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to express themselves in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to unique creations imbued with local character.A work by Belgian artist ROA for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Paris 13 Tower, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to express themselves in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to unique creations imbued with local character.A work by Belgian artist ROA for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Paris 13 Tower, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to express themselves in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to unique creations imbued with local character.
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M24-949

Works by Spanish artists LAGUNA and SEBAS VELASCO for the DjerbaHood Project: after the Tour Paris 13, the Itinerrance team has set up shop in Erriadh, a traditional village on the island of Djerba. Since early July, the village of Erriadh has been gradually transforming into a veritable open-air museum. A selection of artists from around the world has been invited to showcase their work in this unique setting with its authentic architecture: white walls, turquoise-blue doors, domes, old buildings, and various abandoned sites—all offering endless possibilities that will give rise to one-of-a-kind creations infused with local color.

ReferenceM24-949
CategoryVilles et Régions / The Island of Djerba / Djerbahood
LicenceRM — rights managed
Date taken2013
Photographer© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesd
Copyright© Nicolas Fauqué / www.imagesdetunisie.com

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