 | Jean Philippe IllanesBorn in 1978 in Drancy and graduated at the Beaux-Art in Paris, Jean-Philippe Illanes developed his artistic production starting from the free representation. |
 | Arnaud GerniersBrussels based artist, Gerniers works with photography and installation, focusing on his research about light. |
 | Gabriel DaweOriginally from Mexico City, Gabriel Dawe’s work is centered in the exploration of textiles, aiming to examine the complicated construction of gender and identity in his native Mexico and attempting to subvert the notions of masculinity and machismo prevalent in the present day. |
 | Marc-Antoine LévalA self-taught artist, Marc-Antoine Léval emphasizes society’s inclinations through his artistic productions, and with each work, provokes our questioning... |
 | Alexandre SirvinBetween the real and the imaginary, he enjoys transcending disciplines to offer hybrid and playful scenarios mixing art and architecture. |
 | Félicie d'Estienne d'OrvesFélicie d’Estienne d’Orves is a young innovative artist whose seductive art makes her a figure of increasing importance in her generation... |
 | Laurent AjinaLaurent Ajina, a Franco-Iraqi artist working in Paris and Vienna. |
 | Elisa FantozziBefore establishing her workshop in Sète where she lives today, she travelled between New York and the south of France. She can currently be found in Georgia where she is working on a monumental sculpture project in the touristic port of Batumi. |
 | Matthieu KavyrchineThe distinctive element of his artistic process consists in a project-based approach where photography is the centerpiece, complemented by other forms of expression. |
 | Nathalie Harvey“Painting is before all else a game and my workshop a magnificent land of adventures where accidents – always positive and inspiring – happen.” |
