The work refers to seaside tourism, and to the salt economy, while cleverly playing with the name of the town of Les Sables-d'Olonne.
It took 2 months to create the fresco by the artist Taroe and the association "The Next Movement", with a surface area of 2,500m² and a height of 25 metres.
For the realization of this fresco, using 775 litres of paint to colour the surface all with a roller and a brush. Some of the faces are up to 5 metres high.
The total storage capacity of the Cavac silos is 22,000 tonnes.
The site stores cereals (soft wheat, durum wheat and maize) from the Vendée and Deux-Sèvres departments.
Each year, the commercial port of Les Sables d'Olonne exports more than 350,000 tonnes of cereals to the whole of Europe, in particular to the Italian agri-food group, Barilla.
