The article discusses ongoing renovation works at the Hermitage Foundation museum in Lausanne, Switzerland. The renovations focus on improving energy efficiency while preserving the historical integrity of the building, along with upgrading security systems and museum equipment. To enhance the construction site’s appearance and highlight a scenic view of Lake Geneva, artist Adrien Held created a large aerosol mural titled 'La collection prend l’air,' featuring six figures from the museum’s collection. During the temporary closure, the foundation has continued engaging with the public through outreach programs like 'L’Hermitage voyage!' which includes workshops and events with local artists and cultural institutions. Upcoming plans include participation in the Night of Museums event at the Palais de Rumine, featuring interactive activities and performances, followed by a visit to the Children’s Hospital in October.
Bias read (Center): The article focuses on cultural and artistic developments related to a museum renovation and public engagement initiatives. There is no political controversy or ideological framing involved. The content remains neutral, presenting factual information about the project, artistic contributions, and a



