Set in an imagined 2051, the exhibition 'Tout doit disparaître' uses the format of a real estate agency — named 'Agence NØ Futur' — to cast a sardonic eye on contemporary issues: galloping urbanisation, abandoned town centres, and climate disasters.
A fictitious estate agent, armed with an absurd optimism, attempts to sell or return improbable properties to the territory, adopting all the conventional codes of the sector in both presentation and advertising copy. The agency's darkly comic slogan, 'Everything must disappear', frames the entire exhibition.
The result is a world poised between the absurd and the dramatic, inviting visitors to reflect on the built environment and its uncertain future. Guided tours are available throughout the day from 10:00 to 17:30, free of charge, as part of the Journées européennes du patrimoine 2026.