Digital, sound, and installation artists are invited to propose an ambitious work for Saint-Pierre Church
Site Le Corbusier in Firminy, France, has announced an open call commissioning a large-scale immersive artwork supported by a substantial €70,000 budget.
The high-impact commission is organized to celebrate two major milestones arriving in 2026: the tenth year of Le Corbusier’s architectural works achieving UNESCO World Heritage recognition, alongside the twentieth anniversary of the inauguration of his iconic Saint-Pierre Church in Firminy.
To honor these dual anniversaries, the site is looking beyond traditional gallery presentations, seeking proposals for an ambitious, immersive intervention. The opportunity is open to artists working across digital art, sound, video, or physical installation. With €70,000 allocated toward the project budget, the call invites creators to envision an expansive work that engages directly with the distinct spatial and structural qualities of the historic location.
By focusing on contemporary media like sound, video, and digital installation, the open call bridges twentieth-century modernist architectural heritage with contemporary, tech-driven creative practices. The commission presents a rare platform for installation and media artists to propose an immersive project scaled directly to one of the most celebrated architectural environments in France.
High-budget institutional commissions provide working artists with the financial resources and scale needed to realize ambitious, site-specific concepts. This opportunity highlights how historic architectural landmarks can serve as dynamic, responsive canvases for contemporary digital, sound, and installation practices.
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