A fourfold encounter for those who believe reality has more than one face

Saturday 14 March 2026

MARC DE BERNARDIS is a Swiss painter whose work moves between dense, near-impenetrable forests and solitary portraits born entirely from imagination. His paintings invite a slow gaze – figures and landscapes that seem limpid at first, then refuse to resolve. Trained at ECAL Lausanne, he has exhibited widely in Switzerland. At Tétramorphe I, his work will be present throughout the château.ALBAN DARCHE is a Nantes-based saxophonist and composer with some thirty albums to his name. A co-founder of the Yolk label, his work moves freely between jazz, chamber music, opera, and theatre. He has played with the Orchestre National de Jazz, Philippe Katerine, Tim Berne, and many others.MYRIAM RIGNOL is one of the most sought-after viola da gamba players of her generation. Trained in Lyon, Cologne, and Brussels under Wieland Kuijken and Jordi Savall among others, she is a founding member of the ensemble Les Timbres and teaches at the Conservatoire National Supérieur de Lyon. She has performed at Wigmore Hall and across Europe and Japan.One evening. By invitation.

Tétramorphe is a cultural programme built around four encounters per year – one for each season. Each encounter brings together visual art, live music, literature, food, wine, and thought in a single evening, carefully composed so that these elements speak to one another rather than simply coexist.The name is borrowed from an ancient fourfold figure – four faces, four ways of seeing. Each season takes on a different character – a different way of gathering, listening, and paying attention. The structure is not explained to guests; it is experienced.This is not a festival, not a showcase, not a conference. It is an attempt to create the conditions for genuine encounter – between people, between disciplines, between silence and sound. The pace is slow. The attention is real.

© Edenroche Ltd 2026