An art exhibition titled Octobre rose is currently on display in Nîmes, France. The event showcases forty artists from the Gard department, each creating artworks on butterfly-shaped supports. The exhibition opened on October 2 and is hosted at Ivan's workshop on Agau Street, running through October 23. The choice of the butterfly as a central motif is symbolic, representing transformation, renewal, and freedom—concepts that align with the exhibition’s themes and purpose. Among the artists contributing to the exhibition are BERTT, Nicole Bousquet, Damien Girard, Ilona Paris, Melvyn Barros, Marie Serda, and the nuns from Nîmes. Each artwork on display is crafted with care, reflecting the creativity and vision of these local artists. The butterfly-shaped supports add a unique visual element to the pieces, drawing attention to the theme of metamorphosis that runs throughout the exhibition. A portion of the proceeds from the sale of artworks will be donated to Diane réseau sein du Gard, a local association connected to the Institut de cancérologie du Gard and the Polyclinique grand sud. These organizations focus on cancer care and support, making the exhibition not only an artistic event but also a contribution to a meaningful cause. The exhibition aims to raise awareness and funds for these important services while celebrating local talent. The exhibition is open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, between 14:00 and 18:30. Visitors have the opportunity to view the works, learn about the artists, and support the cause through purchases. Octobre rose offers a unique blend of art and activism, inviting the community to engage with both the creative process and the charitable mission behind the event.