Mise à nu
Art creates a space in which thoughts and feelings can develop.
I see the exposure of an artist as an inner quest for our own truth. A journey elsewhere, a Homeric odyssey, an artistic psychoanalysis that pushes us to understand and accept who we are by opening ourselves to others.
I believe that the finality is not important because it is an end in itself - Like death, it ends a succession of moments which make the work timeless. This is partly why we have chosen with The Curators to highlight the construction of this virtual exhibition by writing a diary of an artist questioning other artists.
Single reading of a situation locks us into one version of the world while identifying multiple readings allows us to be in multiple places at the same time. When we realize our internal power to multiply by multiplying our views, the lines begin to draw geometric figures in which our mind can afford to swim.
Complexity is not a wall of difficulties in front of us, but a gigantic door giving us access to infinity. I also have this conviction that music inspires speech. She ties the words together and gives them a dance floor to flourish. This is why the music was present throughout this process of creation around the subject - To be perfectly honest in the process, I think it is important to have this sound dimension enveloping the visual elements offered. The transparency of an artist allows anyone with enough curiosity to be able to cross that door to elsewhere and a world of nuances. Have a nice trip.
Frédéric Monceau @frederic.monceau
Jordane Saget
Jordane Saget is a chalk artist who roams the streets of Paris to draw his arabesques on the ground or on the walls. His wavy chalk lines have gradually established a dialogue with the inhabitants, to become today one of the markers of Parisian street-art.
"I see my lines as a kind of DNA, like human beings all made of the same thing and yet all different. In this respect they still surprise me."
@jordanesaget
Lou Di Nuzzo
Lou is a French painter living and working in Paris. She has studied Fine arts at Central Saint Martins School of Arts and Design in London.She focusses her practice on the representation of women, with painting but more recently sculpture and installations.After painting faces for a while she started to refocus her work on what was essential by forgetting those realistic and overly literal aspects of her previous portraits. She tried to express the fusion of elements that constitutes the act of portraiture.
@lou.di.nuzzo
Lilian Rollin
A painter and a photographer, Lilian draws inspiration from water to model his portraits. Lilian paints mostly in black and white. His most recent work is tainted of a soft and delicate melancholy.
@lilan_rolin
Lucas Morin aka Omulek
Lucas Morin is a French artist, son of a Brazilian mother and a French father, he has been travelling around the world since his young age. Besides shooting, painting, filming, and tattooing, he vastly explores sincerity, where he finds new ways to express. Lucas spreads his visions through all forms of art within his reach. With his old analog camera in hands, he intensely witnesses and feels whatever life gives to him.
@lucas.omulek
Maxim Anselin
Actor, Model, Illustrator, Maxim Anselin is a multi talented artist who does not fit in any boxes.
@maximanselin
Abel Burger
Abel Burger is a french painter born in 1982, living and working between France and Berlin. Since 2018, they chose to devote their work to making portraits of individuals.The question of the intimate is the central axis of their work and it can be found as much in their drawings as in the spontaneous texts that accompany them.
@abelburger
Anna Mond
Anna Mond is the mastermind behind the FANTASTICAL BEINGS, an unknown specy of half human – half reptile creatures, with green or blue skin, big eyes and small nostrils.It’s impossible to say if they’re friendly or crazy, funny or dangerous, weird or just normal.
Through the FANTASTICAL BEINGS, Anna questions our time with her artful sense of humour. A wonderful, colorful and powerful rallying cry for more honesty and authenticity.
@annamond
Emanuele Tozzoli
A journey through archetypes, visions, and nightmares of the childhood.Attracted by the most hidden parts of human nature, it descends in its depths and search of the original figures.Emanuele Tozzoli lives his art as a deep path of openness and knowledge, investigating the subtle nature of the artistic composition.With an instinctive and visceral workflow, it lets loose what comes from the unconscious, using a recurring symbology.Each work is the result of a primitive flow where each painting becomes the materialization of a dreamlike and extravagant interior world.
@emanueletozzoli
Baptiste Tavernier
Born 1981 in France, I pursue a creative path that has led me from experimental music through the martial arts of Japan to the painter’s canvas. I first studied digital arts and musical composition at Paris University, and took part in several avant-garde musical projects during those years.In 2006 I decided to move to Japan and immerse myself in martial arts. I studied several modern Budō and classical fighting styles, and achieved proficiency in the production and repair of Japanese armors. I wrote several articles and books on the topic of martial arts and released two music albums with Japanese shakuhachi player, Sabu Orimo: Sphères and Kamakura Jūnisō. For several years I also studied ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), and monshō gaku, the Japanese heraldic tradition.In 2010, I started to experiment and mix diverse set of skills on the canvas. My works now revolve mainly around the theme of mazes and labyrinths and have been exhibited internationally in North America, Europe and Asia since 2014.
@baptiste_tavernier
Clemente Vergara
Clemente Vergara is a Spanish photographer based in Barcelona who specialises in Architecture and travel photography. He shoots either digital or film photography as a way to merge his passions of photography, architecture, and traveling. His compositions depict a clever play between line, shape, shadow, and colour.Apart from photography, Clemente is an environmental engineer working on sustainable development projects. For him, photography is a way to manifest his creativity and communicating himself, offering a different vision of what he thinks is harmonious and beautiful. He approaches architecture and space in an artistic manner, rather than the classical and technical way of photographing architecture.
@clementevergaravb
Miguel Del Rey
@migueldelreyMiguel del Rey Vergara is a figurative artist who was born and raised in Madrid, Spain. Miguel is a graduate from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, CA where he earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts, and he continued his studies in New York at the Art Students League.Miguel has been practicing and teaching art in New York since 2015. His artwork has been widely exhibited in New York and internationally. Miguel was awarded the prestigious Ann & Bruno Luchesi grant for his merits in the field of Figurative Sculpture, and was honored to be selected as a semi-finalist out of thousands of submissions for the Outwin-Boochever Portrait Competition hosted by the Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery in Washington D.C.
@_mikedelrey_
