A tangy smell, worn tiles, fish scales and fleeting smiles, Port-Louis Market lives between memory and motion. In Shadows and Scales, Elizabeth Leech captures this historic place in striking black and white, where butchers, fishmongers, stray dogs and quiet stillness coexist. Her photographs feel like slow cinema: meditative, honest, and deeply human, celebrating one of Mauritius’ last living heritage sites.

Terres Marrones dusts off the upper surface of our worldly life. It's an invitation to reconnect with our soil.

Through his creation, he took us by the hand and we tiptoed into his maze - where each path was a window on a subject that needed light.

Laurie encounters waste and rewrites their story with a happy ending. These soles would have taken years to disappear slowly.

The succession of paintings felt like throwing a rock into a river only to experience a ripple on the surface. Or at times it felt like...

Xiao Ma, thanks for drifting a while on our Island. Catching a glimpse of your talent was a gift. HOME IS A CONCEPT was a rollercoaster.

I would describe my visit as a volcano in eruption where the lava was all the vivid colours splashed on the canvas.

I love how between songs he would narrate his story, bringing us closer to where his life and ours could intertwine.

Sépia was an exhibition that was as deep as the Pacific Ocean. It was like diving head first in an ocean brimming with corals.

Dean Yeadon's talent holds you by the hand and brings you to unexplored territories with no compass in hand.

Through his stellar photographs, Abhijeet Sibartie transmits the underlying modesty of the Indian culture.

On Saturday, October 8th, I visited Shay Hewett Fine Art Gallery to peek over The Sixth Sense.

Chaque tableau une histoire, mise en scène tel un poème. Des traits bien dessinés qui prennent forme dans la pensée.

As a ship held by the wind, Merchant of Moris navigates loud topics with a touch of irony and humour.

The expo timadam GRAN LESPRI took place from the 5th till 12th March at Kotpiale in Grand-Baie. There was a line-up of unique arts.