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Charlotte Aeb: “I Need to Make in Order to Think”
From photography to wax and clay, Charlotte Aeb keeps reinventing the image. Charlotte Aeb never stopped looking, she just changed the lens. Born in Fribourg in 1992, she trained in photography at CEPV in Vevey….
Robert Kushner ‘s Summer Sun Lands in Paris
At Galerie Nathalie Obadia, the American painter, Robert Kushner, turns flowers, gold leaf, and Japanese paper into a quiet ode to nature’s abundance American painter Robert Kushner opens Summer Sun: Open my Heart, his new…
Wang Keping Carves Freedom Into Wood
At Galerie Nathalie Obadia, the Chinese, Wang Keping, artist transforms trees into intimate sculptures where nature, bodies, and memory collide At Galerie Nathalie Obadia in Paris, Wang Keping presents Érotique, a solo exhibition bringing together around…
NeSpoon’s lace street art
NeSpoon is one of the most distinct voices in contemporary urban art. She has built an international reputation by transforming the harsh concrete surfaces into delicate street art lace canvases. “The barriers are mostly in…
Frida Kahlo: The Making of an Icon
We Mistake Recognition for Understanding Frida Kahlo is one of the most recognisable artists in the world. But what happens when an image becomes so familiar that it begins to obscure the work itself? That…
Marcel Walldorf: Sculptures of Absurdity and Social Contradictions
About Marcel Walldorf Marcel Walldorf is a sculptor based in Frankfurt am Main. His practice translates social observation into accessible, narrative works. He usually starts from everyday situations, social habits, or institutional logic and turns…
Clément Cogitore Chases a Ghost Island in Paris
At Galerie Nathalie Obadia, the French artist turns a forgotten volcanic island into a meditation on memory, power, and disappearance French artist and filmmaker Clément Cogitore opens Ferdinandea, his first solo exhibition with Galerie Nathalie…
House of MARJÓN – The African Apple of Fashion
House of MARJÓN transforms ancestral African knowledge into futuristic forms shaped by spirituality, memory, sacred geometry, and uncompromising craftsmanship. Through House of MARJÓN, Abdulazeez Sani Ibrahim does far more than create striking objects. Born in…
Régine Sarallier: Art, A Quest for Life
At 87, the painter Régine Sarallier reflects on six decades of creative freedom Born in 1939, Régine Sarallier still commands the space of her Parisian studio in the 15th arrondissement, a sanctuary where she has…
