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Exhibition
Free Admission

Florian Luthi. Meteor Ghosts

Centre de la photographie Genève

Date

13 July – 02 October 2026

Venue

Maison de l'enfance et de l'adolescence (HUG)

Florian Luthi, Meteor Ghosts

The project Meteor Ghosts, by Geneva-based artist and photographer Florian Luthi, explores the shifting boundary between reality, memory and myth.

The project draws inspiration from the wave of UFO (Unidentified Flying Object) sightings that swept across France in 1954, particularly along the French-Swiss border. At the time, the press reported strange lights, apparitions and mysterious encounters, often dismissed as mere fear and speculation. One of these memorable stories comes from Prémanon (a French commune in the Jura department), where four children, including Raymond Romand, claimed to have seen a luminous object, described as a large sugar cube resting on three legs. Although subsequently denied, the story had already taken root in local folklore.

Florian Luthi, Meteor Ghosts