M6 puts the museum in the spotlight.

A report broadcast on the lunchtime news introduced the park and the work of Louis Derbré to viewers who, for the most part, had no idea it existed.

A crew from M6 came to film at the museum, and the report was broadcast on the lunchtime news.

A few minutes on air, and a whole place becomes known: the five hectares of park, the hundred and fifty sculptures by Louis Derbré including some fifty monumental works, and the museum's particular way of being visited, on foot, with no display case and no barrier, fifteen minutes from Blois.

That is exactly what an open-air museum needs. The place has existed since 2024 and remains largely unknown; every spotlight turned on it brings visitors who would otherwise have passed by without ever knowing.

Our thanks to the whole team for coming, for their eye, and for the care they took over the piece.