Internationally renowned graphic designer Werner Jeker has been enriching our cultural and visual environment for fifty years.

He has worked with Lausanne's internationally renowned institutions, accompanying - and contributing to - their development over the years: Théâtre de Vidy, Musée des arts décoratifs, Collection de l'Art Brut, Musée de l'Elysée, Biennale internationale de la Tapisserie, Cinémathèque suisse, BBL... Werner Jeker's work is inseparable from Lausanne's emergence as a major cultural center, a process that began in the 1970s. He will use the MHL to illustrate decades of creation, protest and ferment. Highlighting a period rich in encounters, with personalities such as René Berger, Rosemarie Lippuner, Maurice Béjart, Charles-Henri Favrod, René Gonzales and Michel Thévoz, and the emergence of effervescent movements and venues (Lozane bouge, la Dolce Vita, Impact...), the exhibition will offer a subjective and immersive journey through an uninterrupted flow of images and sounds.


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