Unique and Creative Art in Metros in Paris

Author and Editor: Gabriella Grace

Paris is known for its beautiful art and architecture, and the city’s metro system is no exception. Here are some unique and creative examples of art found in the Paris metro:

1. Opéra Garnier – Located in the heart of the city, this station is adorned with ornate marble walls, gilded plasterwork, and mosaic tile floors.
2. Arts et Métiers – This station is designed to look like a futuristic submarine, with copper walls and a metallic ceiling straight from a Jules Verne Novel.
3. St. Michel Notre Dame – Located in the Latin Quarter, this station has beautiful stained glass windows and intricate mosaic tile work.
4. Concorde – This station features grand columns and arches, as well as intricate mosaic tiles displaying the French Declarations of Independence.
5. The “Mural of Peace” at the Nation station, which was created by French artist François Morellet in 1998. The mural consists of colorful geometric shapes and patterns, creating a visually striking and harmonious design.
6. The “Flamboyant” installation at the Châtelet station, created by artist Jean-Michel Othoniel in 2003. The work consists of hundreds of crystal beads hanging from the ceiling, creating a beautiful, shimmering effect.
7. The “Circular Wall” at the Hôtel de Ville station, created by artist Daniel Buren in 1999. The wall features colorful geometric shapes and patterns, creating a dynamic and eye-catching visual experience.
8. The “Cerulean Wall” at the Gare de Lyon station, created by artist Ellsworth Kelly in 1994. The wall features a series of blue and white ceramic tiles, creating a soothing and calming atmosphere.
9. The “Underwater World” installation at the Javel-André Citroën station, created by artist Patrice Cailleux in 1998. The installation features a series of murals depicting various sea creatures and underwater landscapes, transporting passengers to a beautiful underwater world.

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