The fresco 'Château Royal' created by Jean-Philippe Henric is a tribute to the historic monument of Collioure. The work is characterized by simple geometric shapes and bold primary colors. A large human profile is drawn in deep blue, adorned with golden stars, symbolizing the royal presence. To the right, the silhouette of a castle, also in blue, stands out with its battlements and tower, evoking the architectural features of the Château Royal de Collioure. Stylized birds fly around the crown and above the castle, bringing a sense of freedom and elevation that contrasts with the solidity of the buildings. The bright yellow crown, positioned above the profile as if floating, suggests the grandeur and royal heritage of the castle. The contrast between the vivid colors and the negative space of the canvas highlights the main elements, creating a dynamic interaction between history and contemporary art. This fresco, with its symbolic elements and bold simplicity, pays homage to the rich history and iconic status of the Château Royal de Collioure.

This painting, created by Beatriz Garrigo, is a celebration of the chapel of Saint-Vincent chapel, an emblematic monument in Collioure. The work is characterised textures and brushstrokes that bring to life a scene that is both mystical and earthy mystical and earthy, reflecting the chapel's aura. Deep blues and rich purples dominate the landscape, recalling the colour palette of the the colours of the Mediterranean at the end of the day, when twilight blends with the waters. The choice of these dark hues is not just a faithful the blue hour, but also a metaphor for the spirituality and tranquillity spirituality and tranquillity that emanate from this holy place. At the top of a the Saint-Vincent chapel stands, painted white with a simplified outline that contrasts simplified outline that contrasts with the complexity of the surrounding sky and sea. surrounding it. Its solitary presence is accentuated by two black crosses silhouetted against the sky, reinforcing its sacred character and its status as a lighthouse for those seeking guidance or inspiration. The waves, represented by broad brushstrokes of light blue and white, suggest the constant the constant movement of the sea, capturing the energy and rhythm of the great blue. The shades of the sea melt into the sky, creating a harmony between the celestial and the maritime. the celestial and the maritime. The artist uses an impressionist approach, leaving the details to the viewer's interpretation and emphasising the emotion emotion and overall impression rather than figurative precision. ‘Saint-Vincent’ is more than a representation of a place, it is a sensory experience, a dialogue between the senses and the senses. experience, a dialogue between nature, faith and art that invites reflection and and calm.