Our artists

A graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, Mathias Bensimon uses oil paint and frescoes to study our relationship with light. After collaborating with architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte and presenting his work to renowned artists such as Anish Kapoor and James Turell, he will be exhibiting at the Musée d'Orsay in 2023.

Chelsea Odufu is an American-Guyanese-Nigerian artist based in New York, who explores identity, black spirituality and African and Caribbean traditions through her work.

Diane Benoit du Rey makes light much more than a simple pictorial effect: she turns it into a living material, in constant transformation. Through her oil painting technique, she explores the way light dialogues with color, creating subtle transitions between brilliance and softness.

A graduate of the École de danse de l'Opéra national de Paris and with a master's degree in biology, Silvère Jarrosson is a painter of movement, sculpting matter in homage to Nature.

A pioneer of art in the public space, Caroline Derveaux disrupts the aesthetics of cities with her monumental frescoes. She has collaborated with such renowned names as Roland Garros, Adidas, Bombay Sapphire and the Hôpital Européen Georges Pompidou.

Born in 1987, Florian Zumbrunn lives and works between Paris and Tokyo. A Franco-Swiss artist at the crossroads of technological innovation and visual creation, he designs the digital tools he uses himself, developing tailor-made algorithms that function like paintbrushes. Each program is designed to capture an intention, to translate a movement, a vibration, a rhythm.

Using cutting-edge technologies, artist Romain Lalire's works take us into a world where the invisible is sublimated, and where the real and the unreal mingle. Romain Lalire has collaborated with leading luxury brands and presented his performances at the Palais de Tokyo.

Emilio Ferro explores the relationship between nature, energy and human consciousness through immersive luminous works combining artistic experimentation and cutting-edge technology.

A graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, Leona Rose has rapidly established herself as a driving force in the contemporary art scene. Her artistic signature, which fuses inspirations drawn from her dreams with stories gleaned from her travels, has spawned a world identifiable at first glance.

Quentin DMR is a French photographer and visual artist who specializes in composition and portraiture, reinventing the way we perceive and interact with our environment.

Elsa Leydier, a graduate of the École Nationale Supérieure de la Photographie d'Arles, uses various artistic media to highlight environmental and social struggles, while questioning the power of images to influence our perception of the world.

A gifted master of the mallet and chisel, Stéphane Parain studied at the Ateliers des Beaux-Arts de la Ville de Paris, where he earned the prestigious title of Meilleur Ouvrier de France in the sculpture category.

A graduate of Les Gobelins, winner of the Prix Picto de la Mode and the special mention of the jury of the Villa Noailles photography competition, Adeline Care's photographs evoke the fragility of the human condition and the destructive power of the elements.

A link between glamorous vintage and our contemporary world, Itchi is one of France's leading figures in collage. He has collaborated with Prada, Vacheron Constantin, Tommy Hilfiger, The Atlantic and the New York Times.

Inspired by the "Anthropocenart" movement, Béatrice Bissara infuses her works with motifs, textures and colors that echo the ecosystems of our planet, modified by the current geological era. She is accompanied in her research by two CNRS researchers on the effects of art on different states of consciousness in individuals.

Benjamin Bardou is a visual artist and filmmaker pioneering the aesthetics of point clouds and volumetric video. Bardou has explored this aesthetic through a variety of innovative projects, fusing his artistic vision with advanced technologies to create visually captivating experiences.