The Pav - Parco Arte Vivente is an experimental center of contemporary art, conceived by the artist Piero Gilardi and directed by Enrico Bonanate. The PAV includes an open-air exhibition site and an interactive museum intended as a place for meetings and laboratory experiences aimed at the dialogue between art and nature, biotechnologies and ecology, between the public and artists.

The Park is a green territory in continuous evolution and occupies a former industrial area of about 23,000 square meters where, in addition to Trèfle, an environmental installation by artist Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster (2006) and Jardin Mandala, a garden designed by the landscape architect Gilles Clément (2010), other relational and participatory interventions are in progress (Focolare, winner of the PAV Prize 2012 and Urbees, an urban beekeeping project, 2011, inside La Folie du PAV by Emmanuel Louisgrand, 2009).