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INDIGO is committed to promoting creativity by initiating projects and making its spaces available to artists and cultural players. Our initiatives are designed to meet a number of objectives: improving the customer experience, facilitating access to art and culture, supporting artists and creators, and making the city more beautiful for everyone.
The location and configuration of our parking spaces allow us to host ephemeral cultural events.
Our parking spaces are conducive to urban creativity. This gallery includes the works you can discover in INDIGO car parks.
For the Gare – Centre Pompidou car park, artist David Soner has created a vibrant fresco that plays with form and perception. Agitation Optique, created in 2021 as part of the Constellations festival, is a continuation of his work on abstract lettering. By stretching and distorting letters, Soner composes an ensemble of slender lines and interwoven curves, creating a striking visual dynamic.
Inspired by the geometric lines of the Amphitheatre district, the work blends seamlessly into its surroundings. Large washes of color, variations in form and depth effects offer a subtle dialogue with the architecture and street furniture, giving the space an impression of movement and modernity.
Created in 2024, this work by Tina Tictone plunges the viewer into the world of sea bathing and water sports during the Belle Époque. The artist celebrates this period of emancipation when, as she describes it: “During the Belle Époque, female bathers broke all codes! Sleeveless, with bare shoulders and panties that stopped above the knee, … they wore bathing suits modeled on those already worn by men for a long time.”
This creation is part of the permanent exhibition of The Next Movement, an arts cooperative based on the Basque Coast and committed to promoting local art and heritage. In the heart of Biarritz, monumental ceramics, murals, abstract and figurative works make up an immersive and aesthetic journey that celebrates the rich history and modernity of contemporary creation.
Created in 2024, this work by artist TAROE pays tribute to Biarritz’s timeless elegance and prestigious past. TAROE chose to depict a tramway from the early 20th century, when the city was the capital of good taste and fashion. The artist describes it as follows: “With its haute couture workshops and fashion boutiques, Biarritz has, since the beginning of the 20th century, offered everything that good taste dictates. This reputation attracted a refined clientele from all over Europe, who flocked to the former Biarritz Anglet-Bayonne tramway station on Place de la Liberté (now Place Clémenceau).
This creation is part of the permanent exhibition of The Next Movement, an arts cooperative based on the Basque Coast and committed to promoting local art and heritage. In the heart of Biarritz, monumental ceramics, murals, abstract and figurative works make up an immersive and aesthetic journey that celebrates the rich history and modernity of contemporary creation.
Created in 2024, this work by Stéphane Opera invites us to rediscover Biarritz’s maritime heritage from a unique perspective. Through his work, the artist evokes Biarritz’s maritime soul and proudly quotes its motto: “I have the Winds, the Stars and the Sea on my side”.. He also emphasizes the importance of Place Sainte-Eugénie, which he describes as “a gateway to the city’s maritime and port DNA”.
This creation is part of the permanent exhibition of The Next Movement, an arts cooperative based on the Basque Coast and committed to promoting local art and heritage. In the heart of Biarritz, monumental ceramics, murals, abstract and figurative works make up an immersive and aesthetic journey that celebrates the rich history and modernity of contemporary creation.
For a few months, the elevator kiosk on Lille’s Grand Place was dressed by artist Sandrot for the Solid’Art 2024 Contemporary Art Show, an event organized by Secours Populaire du Nord and sponsored by INDIGO and the INDIGO Foundation. The artist designed a window featuring a dove, a lynx and a red panda.
Sandrot is a contemporary French painter who draws her inspiration from nature. Through her works, she gives a majestic place to the living world, creating monumental animal representations where they are least expected.
These works were created by the artist Sandrot, as part of the Solid’Art 2024 Contemporary Art Show, an event organized by Secours Populaire du Nord, of which INDIGO and the INDIGO Foundation are patrons.
Four fire doors have been permanently adorned by the artist. Sandrot is a contemporary French painter who draws her inspiration from nature. Through her works, she gives a majestic place to the living world, creating monumental representations of animals where they are least expected. She has chosen to highlight species, some of which are protected, found in the Scarpe-Escaut Regional Nature Park, located near the city of Lille.
