Espace Muraille, nestled in the heart of the historic fortifications of Geneva's Old Town, is a unique exhibition space dedicated to contemporary art. Founded over ten years ago by Éric and Caroline Freymond, passionate collectors and patrons, this space embodies their vision of a place where deep artistic connections and privileged dialogues are woven between artists and the public.

The program, guided by Caroline Freymond, the gallery’s artistic director, offers visitors an immersion into often rare works and exclusive projects, in constant conversation with the singular architecture of this historic setting. Temporary exhibitions, personal installations, performances, and cultural encounters reflect the founders' passion and their commitment to introducing the artists who move them to a broader audience.

After large-scale exhibitions dedicated to Monique Frydman (2015), Tomás Saraceno (2015), Shirazeh Houshiary (2016), Sheila Hicks (2016), Edmund de Waal (2017), and Olafur Eliasson (2018), Espace Muraille has given several carte blanche opportunities to international artists, including Israeli artist Michal Rovner in 2019 for her first exhibition in Switzerland, Latin American visual artist Eamon Ore-Giron in 2021, and Swedish painter Andreas Eriksson in 2023.