In Pontault-Combault, watercolour artist Isabelle Morin enjoyed great success at the ‘Artistes Solidaires 2025’ exhibition organised by Réseau Éducation Sans Frontières 77.

✨ The Madame Sans-Gêne Room, a showcase for solidarity in Pontault-Combault

Last weekend, the Madame Sans-Gêne hall in Pontault-Combault took on the air of a creative and committed hive of activity. It hosted the ‘Artistes Solidaires 2025’ exhibition, a major initiative organised by the Réseau Éducation Sans Frontières 77 (RESF 77). Over the years, this event has become an unmissable fixture for art lovers in the department, but above all an essential source of support for the association.

🎨 Isabelle Morin: Watercolour in the Service of RESF 77

Among the diverse range of artists present, watercolourist Isabelle Morin particularly caught the eye. Renowned for the delicacy of her colours and the lightness of her subjects, she exhibited around twenty works, delicately framed, offering visitors a glimpse into her poetic world.

And the public was not mistaken: the exhibition was a resounding success. In fact, an impressive total of eleven watercolours found new homes!

It is a resounding success, bringing both artistic recognition for the artist and concrete support for the work of the Réseau Éducation Sans Frontières 77 (Education Without Borders Network 77).