Connecting art, people, and the river is the commitment we have made to the City of Paris and Haropa Port as part of the "Reinventing the Seine" call for projects.
Our mission is to bring to life a space dedicated to urban art that is free and open to all, free from any commercial or financial ties: no admission fees for exhibitions, tours, or workshops; no public subsidies and no sale of artwork.
Circularity is at the heart of our model: profits from our bar, restaurant, and event activities directly fund this public interest mission of supporting artistic creation and introducing people to urban art practices and values.
Urban art is inherently committed, free because it is visible to all, dynamic because it is ephemeral, often displayed outdoors and therefore fragile. Fluctuart was designed as a meeting place and a means of expression for this movement, in tune with the natural elements, the seasons, and the movements of water.
With the artists who place their trust in us and the amazing team behind Fluctuart, our aim is to do our bit to help tackle today's social and environmental challenges.
As a place of welcome, encounter and celebration, we endorse the messages of the works we exhibit, we set targets for reducing the impact of our activities, and we invite visitors and customers to join this collective movement.
Connecting art, people, and nature is what we are committed to as a mission-driven company.