Pooya Abbasian is an Iranian artist based in Paris since His practice unfolds through photography, video, drawing and installation. He aspires to make these processes visible but also to construct his own visual fictions through images he finds online on news sites and his own shots or recordings.
Ambiguities and transitional states interest Pooya Abbasian more than assertions. Arnaud Adami was born in in Lannion. He lives and works in Paris. Arnaud has participated in several group exhibitions across France, including Manifesta in Lyon or the H Gallery in Paris.
Through the performative form, Carla Adra reinvents ways of being together and modes of transmission. Interested in psychoanalysis and alternative pedagogies, she proposes spaces-time for meeting and sharing: conversations, duels and collaborative workshops are organized according to precise protocols. In parallel, she develops an intimate sculptural practice that connects inner discourse and subterranean forms.
Rooted in graphic and pictural work on paper and cardboard, his practice is articulated in different poles: dry techniques with charcoal, graphite powder, and pigments on the one hand, pictural work with spray paint and aggregates of textured materials on the other.
Mathilde Albouy is a French artist born in With references to feminist science fiction and the hybridization of various narratives, Mathilde Albouy's work combines sculpture and installation. A ritual dimension animates all her works: religious ritual, playfulness or care, giving them a "disquieting strangeness". She hijacks objects and materials, testing them with simple gestures to create assemblages of organic and manufactured materials.
