Cultural patronage

Agnès Jullian, President of Technilum®, is an expert in urban stakes and maintains intellectual and creative exchanges with project managers and contractors. In 2006, she took the initiative to create Lézigno, a cultural association.

Photos credits © Technilum


Lezigno : place of exchange and culture

Lézigno is a cultural association that welcomes artists in residence and offers an annual cycle of conferences and meetings for a professional audience: « Serendipity ». Lézigno proposes a demanding program that answers questions about the future of the contemporary city, through light and its interference on architecture, art, design and landscape.

Designer and manufacturer of urban lighting furniture since 1971, Technilum® focuses on customized projects for specifiers, architects, landscape architects, urban planners and lighting designers. As an expert in urban stakes and through intellectual and creative exchanges with project managers and contractors, Technilum® offers its expertise to the artistic world for the creation of unique pieces. The creation of the Lézigno Association was therefore a logical next step in the development of this interdisciplinary approach.

Go to the Association Lézigno’s website







Path of works – Artistic Collaborations

During your visit to Lézigno, Technilum’s production site, you’ll come across many works of art: poetic, sometimes intriguing, always meaningful… Enjoy your visit!

map of Lézigno with indications and locations of the works of art

Œuvre Hors Champs et chai viticole de Lézigno
montage photo, œuvre en bambou
tableaux de peinture art
Œuvre miroir tournante
tableau de peinture cultures parcellaires
tableau peinture l'atelier
tableau en relief noir et blanc
tableaux dessins croquis de La Grande Motte
tableau peinture cageots
tableau peinture foule
silhouette assise avec éventail en aluminium
tableau photo de champs
œuvre interactive en aluminium
sculpture banc en forme de vague avec lampadaire
tâche en forme de corps urbain dans renfoncement dans le mur
aluminium work of art, spiral staircase offering an elevated viewpoint
Photo credits ©Corentin Vincent, ©Technilum

1- Nathalie ELemento, Hors Champs (2008)
2- Erik Samakh, Harmoniques Solaires (2006)
2- Jérémie Larue-Charlus, Sans titre + Entre le jardin et l’atelier (2003)
2- Guillaume Bounoure & Chloé Genevaux, Apparition 33 (2021)
3- Jérémie Larue-Charlus, Cultures parcellaires + L’atelier (2006)
3- Jean Denant, Série Borders (2015)
3- Katharina Schmidt, La Grande Motte (2018)
4- Jean Leccia, Cageots + La Foule (2007)
5- Daniel Otero Torres, Eventail (2017)
5- Thibault Cuisset, Un Hérault contemporain (2007)
5- Harvard University, Landscape Memory (2013)
6- Io Burgard, A la lumière des confidences + Déployer la Vague (2019)
7- Stéphanie Nava, Le Mort (2009)
8- Olivier Vadrot, Belverde (2024)



Mécènes du sud

Since 2018, Technilum has also been an active member of the Mécènes du Sud collective, which provides support to regional artists and raises awareness of contemporary art in companies.