Resurgence of the Reigne with mysterious colours in the middle of the forest - Vosges du Sud — ©Sentier de la Reigne

PODCAST #4 Artists' views

Cindy, a keen photographer, guides us along the Reigne footpath, alongside her dog and swans, along the wooden footbridges. Élise and Nove, artists from the ‘La Douche Froide’ collective, talk to us about frescoes, smiles and rural commitment.

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Street art in Lure awakens walls and minds

From the station to the little streets, the urban works punctuate the stroll. The protective heron, the giant words, the collages in ruins… Here, each creation tells a story, often engaging, always accessible.

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Colourful street art on the front of a house - Lure urban trail - Vosges du Sud — ©Street art in Lure|Nicolas Bonne

Getaway on the Reigne path

Cindy, always accompanied by her dog, has made the Reigne resurgence one of her favourite photographic subjects. This natural site, renowned for the many swans that can be seen there, attracts many photographers in search not only of exceptional shots but also of a haven of peace and tranquillity.

Walking the trail

Emotions and anecdotes

“This giant selfie in front of the station is a visual shock. It welcomes travellers and suggests that something is happening here.” Lure is becoming a stop-off point for street art.

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Street art work representing a painting from the Epic of Gilgamesh, entitled La fin de la route (The end of the road), created by JoBeR and Monsieur Poes - Lure urban trail - Vosges du Sud — ©Street art in Lure|Nicolas Bonne

Street art depicting a Sphinx reading a book with three covers - Lure urban trail - Vosges du Sud — ©Street art in Lure|Nicolas Bonne

Street art work by La Douche Froide, depicting a woman covered in a white veil - Lure Street Route - Vosges du Sud — ©Street art in Lure|Nicolas Bonne

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Encounters in the Southern Vosges – An artist’s view: street art and wild swans in Lure