The Maison du diable, a cultural space belonging to the Fellini Foundation and owned by the Bourgeoisie of Sion, presents exhibitions on Fellini's work and cinema movements on two gallery levels, and also welcomes photographers.

The Fellini Film Foundation was created in Sion on July 6, 2001 from the private collection of Gérald Morin, Fellini's former assistant. The Foundation's Maison du diable, a 16th-century heritage house, opened its doors at the end of 2011. It hosts exhibitions related to Fellini's work and cinema movements, as well as international exhibitions. A cycle of conferences, screenings and events are also organized in the gardens of the cultural center and in the cinema room in the basement of the House. The Fellini Foundation is also active abroad, organizing events (exhibition productions) or lending documents. For example, the Foundation has produced or partnered international exhibitions in Venice, Milan, New York, Brussels, Amsterdam and Koblenz, Singapore.


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