Ken Matsubara is a Japanese artist who primarily works with video art. Using photos, movies, objects and collages, Matsubara’s work addresses memories and histories to which we can all relate, regardless of our backgrounds, statuses or age. ...
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Hudinilson Jr (1957-2013) was one of the most important Brazilian artists of his generation, influencing the entire Brazilian artistic scene, not only through his personal work - produced between the 70s and 2000s - but also because of his active role as a catalyzing personality...
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Born in 1980, he lives and works in Paris, France. Samir Mougas' work explores a field of aesthetic experimentation that oscillates between the use of invented forms and the use of borrowed forms. By appropriating a broad formal vocabulary that refers as much to biodiversity...
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Born in Marseille in 1986. Lives and works in Paris. Cyril Zarcone is co-founder of ChezKit, an artist-run-space located in Pantin, in the suburb of Paris. He teaches at the Fine Arts School of TALM Tours. This self-proclaimed “bricoleur superieur” (superior handyman), is inspired by shapes from...
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Vincent Voillat explores the links between a territory (real or virtual), its inhabitants and their memories. He studies more particularly the relation between the landscape and its perception....
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Capucine Vever (born in 1986 in Paris, lives and works in Bobigny) develops a contextual work interested in the notion of the invisible, the unattainable and the imperceptible. Whether it is geographical, social and/or cultural, the territory is central to her artistic approach. Her practice...
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Louis-Cyprien Rials (born 1981 in Paris) studied theatre in France before discovering photography in Japan, where he lived for several years. In 2007, he undertook a journey in the footsteps of the painter Hiroshige to deliver a comparative analysis of the Japanese landscape over time....
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Lives and works in Paris. Born in Lyon. The work of Isabelle Plat, whether intended for public or private space, is always based on the specificities of its exhibition environment, from an ecological angle. She builds a work that often transforms people into potential users, a...
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Gwendoline Perrigueux privileges the sensitive experience of the event to the theoretical approach: how we gather, how we make body. She plays with objects and their function. She deprives them of their usefulness and uses their connotations to give them rather silly postures....
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Robert Michel was born in 1897. In 1917 Robert Michel moved to Weimar, Germany, where he established a practice as an independent artist. In 1919 he produced collages and drawings which were influenced by the Bauhaus. He exhibited with El Lissitsky and Kurt Schwitters in...
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