位于瑞士洛桑的Collection de l'Art Brut美术馆是世界上最重要的艺术原人（局外人艺术）收藏地[1]。该馆展示来自曾在精神病院或监狱服刑的创作者们的作品[1]，这些艺术家没有受过正式训练，无视艺术运动和观众期待，专为自己而创作[1]。
美术馆通过独特的展陈方式突出作品特色——展厅墙壁涂成黑色而非传统的白色，以增强艺术作品的强度[1]。馆内收藏的作品材料多样丰富，包括石头、软木、蛋壳、面包屑等[1]，展现了创意的多元形式。其中包括Clement Fraisse用断汤匙雕刻的木板、Franz Opitz的瑞士风景画和Willem van Genk的纸质拼贴画等代表作[1]。
该美术馆周一至周五开放，普通门票价格为12瑞郎（约22美元），每月第一个周六向公众免费开放[1]。
Nestled in Lausanne, Switzerland, the Collection de l'Art Brut stands as one of the world's most important repositories of outsider art, featuring works created by untrained artists who often spent time in psychiatric institutions or prisons [1]. These artists deliberately worked outside established artistic movements and audience expectations, creating purely for themselves rather than for external validation [1].
The museum's distinctive approach extends to its physical presentation, with walls painted black rather than white to intensify the visual impact of the artworks [1]. The collection showcases diverse materials and techniques, including works crafted from unconventional sources such as stone, cork, eggshells, and breadcrumbs [1]. Notable pieces include wooden boards carved by Clement Fraisse using broken spoons, Swiss landscape paintings by Franz Opitz, and paper collages by Willem van Genk [1].
The museum is open Monday through Friday, with admission priced at CHF 12 (approximately $22), though entrance is free on the first Saturday of each month [1].