The tenth edition of the international pyrotechnic art competition at the Compiègne racecourse. Three fireworks artists competing for the Silver Master — opening and closing acts by ARTEVENTIA, out of competition.
Each edition of Masters de Feu invites the competing teams to interpret the same theme through musical pyrotechnics. Budget, duration and constraints are identical for everyone. Within this shared framework, each team freely composes its show, with its own colours, rhythms, silences and emotions.
What creative challenge will await the fireworks artists in 2027? The theme of the next edition will be announced soon.
Behind each edition lies exquisite logistics: three international houses, 12,000 spectators, and a racecourse track transformed into an open-air stage for one evening.
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© Clément SauvageWelcome, ticket checks, on-site catering, official shop.
Every spectator can register on site to join the popular jury alongside public figures.
Audience members selected at random join the jury. The show begins 30 minutes later.
The French house opens the evening with a bespoke opening firework display.
First candidate - nation and house kept secret until the announcement. The jury scores, the public votes via the app.
Second candidate. Same constraint, different reading — always without revealing the pyrotechnician’s identity.
Third candidate. The running order is drawn by lot on the day itself: impossible to know who fires when.
Closing firework by ARTEVENTIA. Jury deliberation, unveiling of anonymity, and presentation of the Silver Master, the Audience Award, and the Special Jury Prize.
Three hours of spectacle, five fireworks displays, one title awarded.
Each edition leaves behind a few unforgettable seconds. We share them here, and all year round on our Instagram account.
Eight categories available. Don’t miss your chance to attend the next edition!
Your show
Post your best images on Instagram with #mastersDeFeu2026: our favourite will win a seat for 2027.
Photo selected by the organisers and the event’s official photographers.
