Corsica Sole is supporting the exhibition “Estonian Realities” at the Museum of Modern Art in Paris

Corsica Sole is proud to announce its support for the exhibition “Estonian Realities”, on display at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris from 3 April to 19 July 2026.

For the first time in France, this exhibition showcases three leading artists from the contemporary Estonian art scene: Olga Terri, Anu Põder and Kris Lemsalu.

Through their works, they powerfully explore the relationships between the body, history and social change, offering a unique perspective on the transformations taking place in their society.

A contemporary art exhibition at the heart of societal change

Through a selection of striking works, the exhibition ‘Estonian Realities’ explores the cultural and social changes in a country in transition. It forms part of an ambitious programme at the Musée d’Art Moderne de Paris, a key player in the promotion of contemporary art in France.

By supporting this exhibition, Corsica Sole is actively contributing to the cultural influence and promotion of European artistic creation.

A commitment consistent with Corsica Sole’s projects in Estonia

This partnership directly echoes Corsica Sole’s activities in Estonia, where the company is developing innovative energy storage projects. Among these, the Hertz 1 and Hertz 2 projects help to strengthen the stability of electricity grids and support the energy transition in Europe.

Just like the artists on display, who explore the dynamics of change in their environment, Corsica Sole contributes, in its own way, to supporting the evolution of energy systems in regions undergoing transition.

The company is also contributing to Estonia’s energy independence by developing solutions to store energy and secure the electricity supply.

Technological innovation and artistic creation: a shared vision

Corsica Sole champions a vision in which innovation and creation help us understand the contemporary world. Like the artists in the exhibition, who explore the changes in their society, the company works to support the energy transitions of regions.

Supporting “Estonian Realities” means affirming a dual ambition:

• to contribute to cultural development
• to accelerate the transition towards decarbonised and resilient energy systems