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Regular guided tour: The other side of Wil Lofy
Around 1998, he acquired the islands of Toro and Mutri, which served both as a refuge and a source of inspiration. Through his experience of the space, silence and elemental nature of Patagonia, Lofy gradually moved away from narrative figures and developed a concentrated, pared-down pictorial language. His watercolours, more than 80 of which are on display, emerged from a direct engagement with the place. Alongside these, he created sculptures from driftwood, whose forms emerge directly from the material, retaining traces of water, wind and time.
© Les 2 Musées de la Ville de Luxembourg
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| Date | Opening hours | |
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| Saturday 28/11/2026 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 05/12/2026 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 12/12/2026 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 19/12/2026 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 26/12/2026 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 02/01/2027 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 09/01/2027 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 16/01/2027 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 23/01/2027 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
| Saturday 30/01/2027 | 15H00 - 15H00 | |
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