Public Art Acquisition "Piper in the Wood" @Alfortville, Presented by the City of Alfortville/Romain Sarrot

"Piper in the Wood" is a large-scale public art installation recently acquired by the city of Alfortville, near Paris. Inspired by Philip K. Dick's novel, this 400cm x 150cm sculpture is a towering black electric pole from which black plexiglass flowers grow. Made of wood, metal, plexiglass, plastic, rubber, and bi-component epoxy paint, this piece blends the organic with the urban in a symphony of materials. Now on view at Pl. de la Gare, 94140 Alfortville.

Solo show "9:00 AM" @VITRINE Gallery/Bermondsey, Presented by @Hatch curated by Anissa Touati

9:00 AM is the 3rd chapter of Romain Sarrot’s “conceptual creativity cycle corpus”: the quater of Departure number I.

The installation questions the search for a mysterious kind of euphoria that accompanies the sensation of elevation. It puts us in this very particular state of weightlessness and suspension, as if our soul was leaving the body. For Romain Sarrot, the impossibility, for humans, to be satisfied with their finite condition is at the heart of the exhibition. He thus wants to represent the struggle between the desire for adventure and peace, between comfort and danger, the struggle between belief and experience.

The artist stages the porosity between heaven and earth, ascendent and descendent movements, the top and the bottom. The title-hour 9:00 AM brings together spiritual traditions. It evokes the “Third”, a prayer signifying both the descent and the ascent. The reference to 9:00 am is also present in popular culture, as in the song “Rocket Man” by Elton John. The song talks about an astronaut on a mission in space and whose family he misses. It is directly inspired by a science fiction short story by Ray Bardbury, “The Rocket Man”, told by Doug, a 14-year-old boy, whose father travels in space for three consecutive months, stays at home next to his grieving mother Lilly. In Bradbury's story, the rocket man is torn between his two lives as if was gravity pulling him back to the unknown adventure in the sky. Each time he returns, his wife experiences his living presence as a memory. The song highlights the feeling of fatality and loss on the part of the father. By means of a theatrical installation, 9:00 AM therefore deals with latency and with the feelings it engenders. Romain Sarrot stages the euphoria of losing ground and the exaltation of elevation by using an all-encompassing mystical white light, opacified window, fragments of roof-tops and ladders. The spectator is situated at the level of experience. He lives the experience as if he was omniscient.

One way of approaching the exhibition is to see how it explores forms of transcendence. Ascension is one of them. The spectator is moving beyond the limits of the physical world. We are entering into a spiritual realm, evoking the feeling of rising above the earth when one starts to fly. There are faces in silicon in the exhibition. They are inspired by the Mostasu: “talking statues” that served as an outlet for the frustrations and complaints of the people. The reference to this popular form of confession, coexisting with more traditional Christian confessions, introduces a more ambiguous take on transcendence and spirituality. The Mostasu is a hybrid sitting somewhere between the insect, the human and the animal. The use of silicon not only refers to human flesh but also to sexuality, as if we were looking at the repressed in religion.

Throughout the exhibition 9:00 AM, we are facing the profound dissatisfaction that lies underneath our mystical quests of euphoria. In John Steinbeck's "The Winter of Our Discontent", Ethan experiences the feeling of "Weltschmerz". This term, introduced by German romantic poet Jean Paul, refers to the pain one feels when one realizes that our spiritual desires will never be fulfilled because of the physical limitation of a finite world. One could say that it is this pain that the exhibition is trying to translate visually. It thus plunges us into melancholia when we realize that this world will never satisfy our deepest desires.

Anissa Touati

9:00 AM, 3rd chapter of the“conceptual creativity cycle corpus”: the quarter of Departure I

9:00 AM, (detail)

Jacob (1), (detail) 2023, altuglas, plastic et silver gilding, 22x90x5 cm

Toit (2) + mostasu (1), 2022, auto-curing putty, acrylic paint, varnish, aluminium, wood, silicone, nipple metal clamps, buterflie. 150x150x7 cm

Toit (2) + mostasu (1),(detail)

Easy Zap (hand), 2023, Dibond, aluminium rod, rubber, chain, insect removere. 28 x 35 x 30 cm

9:00 AM, 3rd chapter of the“conceptual creativity cycle corpus”: the quarter of Departure I

Air Con (Emirates) 2022, Altuglass, epoxy resin, alluminium. 100x40x2,5 cm

9:00 AM, 2023, Altuglas, resin, epoxy, pigment, aluminium 6,8x20x1 cm

Solo show "I miss you office" @Lokal-int from 18.03.2021 to 25.03.2021

“i miss you office” recreates the outlines of a fantasy office frozen in the collective imagination of  “open space,” the hegemonic symbol the 1980s business. The passing of time on the frozen workspace speaks of the evolution and the palpable mutation of elements that finally reassert themselves on the theatre of adjoining screens, of shared calendars, of removable plywood cells, of the acoustics of a call center, henceforth delocalized. Programmed obsolescence is determined here only by nature and time upon the fragile temporality of industry. It’s an allegory of the present day, a pandemic era of deserted offices where the invisible now overflows, changing and transforming the administrative decor. The last bureaucratic phantoms having fled, ceding place to unsuspected lives eclipsed until now by King Work, imagination and sensitivity have definitively triumphed over industrial authority.

Jean du Sartel

Curated by Chri Frautschi & Nicolas Raufaste @Lokal-int

Romain Sarrot, I miss you office, exhibition view, 2021

Romain Sarrot, I miss you office, exhibition view, 2021

 Romain Sarrot, Divina Commedia (panels 1), 2021, alluminium, wood, plexiglass, fabric, 240 x 240 x 6cm

 Romain Sarrot, Divina Commedia (panels 1), 2021, alluminium, wood, plexiglass, fabric, 240 x 240 x 6cm

Romain Sarrot, Black Dogs, 2021, auto-curing putty, metal hose clamp, acrylic paint, varnish, 30,5x31,5x13,5cm

Romain Sarrot, Black Dogs, 2021, auto-curing putty, metal hose clamp, acrylic paint, varnish, 30,5x31,5x13,5cm

Romain Sarrot, Divina Commedia (panels 1) (detail), 2021, alluminium, wood, plexiglass, fabric, 240 x 240 x 6cm

Romain Sarrot, Divina Commedia (panels 1) (detail), 2021, alluminium, wood, plexiglass, fabric,

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Romain Sarrot, I miss you office, exhibition view, 2021

Romain Sarrot, I miss you office, exhibition view, 2021

Romain Sarrot, Untitled (metal), 2020, alluminium chromed, rubber seal, 50x30x27cm

Romain Sarrot, Untitled (metal), 2020, alluminium chromed, rubber seal, 50x30x27cm

Romain Sarrot, Silicone Tournesol, 2021, Silicone, 60 x 22 x 12 cm

Romain Sarrot, Silicone Tournesol, 2021, Silicone, 60 x 22 x 12 cm

Romain Sarrot, Silicone Tournesol (detail), 2021, Silicone, 60 x 22 x 12 cm

Romain Sarrot, Silicone Tournesol (detail), 2021, Silicone, 60 x 22 x 12 cm

Romain Sarrot, Duckface (Remigration) (detail) , 2020, auto-curing putty, 320x27x12cm

Romain Sarrot, Duckface (Remigration) (detail) , 2020, auto-curing putty, 320x27x12cm

Romain Sarrot, You are fired, 2020, paper cups, copper, coffe, varnish,12 x 12 X 7cm

Romain Sarrot, You are fired, 2020, paper cups, copper, coffe, varnish,12 x 12 X 7cm

YOUR FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS @HIGH ART Gallery from 27.06.2020 to 01.08.2020

Internship (I miss you office) 2020. Plastic, sand, metal & silicone 20 x 20 x 6 cm

Internship (I miss you office) 2020. Plastic, sand, metal & silicone 20 x 20 x 6 cm

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With work from :

CLÉMENTINE ADOU, MÉLISSA AIRAUDI, GIOELE AMARO, JEAN-MARIE APPRIOU, IVÁN ARGOTE,
PIERRE-OLIVIER ARNAUD, FABIENNE AUDÉOUD, HUGO AVIGO, NOÉMIE BABLET, LAËTITIA BADAUT HAUSSMANN, CARLOTTA BAILLY-BORG, HÉLÈNE BARIL, PAULINE BEAUDEMONT, NEÏL BELOUFA, WILL BENEDICT, MAXIME BICHON, KARINA BISCH, KÉVIN BLINDERMAN, OLIVIA BLOCH-LAINÉ,
CHARLIE BOISSON, BIANCA BONDI, PAUL BONNET, JULIETTE BONNEVIOT, CÉCILE BOUFFARD,
MOHAMED BOUROUISSA, ANNE BOURSE, SAMUEL BOUTRUCHE, JEANNE BRIAND, RÉMY BRIÈRE,
SIMON BROSSARD & JULIE VILLARD, CORENTIN CANESSON, LOUCIA CARLIER, ROMAIN CATTENOZ,
LORRAINE CHÂTEAUX, NICOLAS CHARDON, GAËLLE CHOISNE, MATHIS COLLINS, PAUL COLLINS,
GRICHKA COMMARET, JEAN-ALAIN CORRE, BASTIEN COSSON, LAUREN COULLARD, MORGAN COURTOIS,
JULIEN CREUZET, ORIANE DÉCHERY, RAFFAELLA DELLA OLGA, GUILLAUME DÉNERVAUD, ARNAUD DEZOTEUX, DORA DIAMANT, ANTOINE DONZEAUD, VALENTINA DOTTI, DAVID DOUARD, VAVA DUDU,
JULES DUMOULIN, MIMOSA ECHARD, RAPHAËL EMINE, ANTOINE ESPINASSEAU,
ÉLÉONORE FALSE, KIM FARKAS, THÉODORE FIVEL, GINA FOLLY, JULIEN GONICHE, CECILIA GRANARA,
DAIGA GRANTINA, MATTHIEU HABERARD, AURÉLIE HABEREY, CHARLES HASCOËT, HENDRIK HEGRAY,
ANGELIQUE HEIDLER, CHARLOTTE HOUETTE, AGATA INGARDEN, JACENT, RENAUD JEREZ, CARIN KLONOWSKI, CHARLOTTE KRIEGER, TAREK LAKHRISSI, FRANÇOIS LANCIEN-GUILBERTEAU,
DAMIEN LE DÉVÉDEC, GAELLE LEENHARDT, CHRISTOPHE LEMAITRE, PAUL LEPETIT, LUCILE LITTOT,
MATTHEW LUTZ-KINOY, BENOÎT MAIRE, CHARLIE MALGAT, ROBIN MARGERIN, HAYDÉE MARIN-LOPEZ,
HUBERT MAROT, DAN MARRE, MÉLANIE MATRANGA, CAROLINE MESQUITA, JULIEN MONNERIE,
CHARLOTTE MOTH, RASMUS MYRUP, CAMILA OLIVEIRA FAIRCLOUGH, DANIEL OTERO TORRES,
MATTHIEU PALUD, RENAUD PERRICHES, RÉJEAN PEYTAVIN, ANTOINE DE PINS, JUSTINE PONTHIEUX,
CHLOÉ QUENUM, FLORIAN & MICHAEL QUISTREBERT, THÉO ROBINE LANGLOIS, CLÉMENT RODZIELSKI,
CHRISTOPHE DE ROHAN CHABOT, BRUNO ROUSSEAUD, PEPO SALAZAR, AZZEDINE SALECK, MOUSSA SARR, ROMAIN SARROT, LOUISE SARTOR, JULIE SAS, LUCAS SEMERARO, ERWAN SENE, RAPHAËLLE SERRE, APOLONIA SOKOL, ANNA SOLAL, LOUIS SOMVEILLE, ZOÉ DE SOUMAGNAT, GRÉGORY SUGNAUX, T5, PIERRE TECTIN, KENGNÉ TÉGUIA, PHILIPP TIMISCHL, ANTOINE TRAPP, LUCILLE UHLRICH,
EMMANUEL VAN DER MEULEN, EMILE VAPPEREAU, MONA VARICHON, ANA VEGA, XAVIER VEILHAN, ADRIEN VESCOVI, MANUEL VIEILLOT, WE ARE THE PAINTERS,

For your eyes only

Curated by Robin Buchholz & Elie de Gourcuff

with : Camille Ayme, Marcella Barceló, César Bardoux, Mehdi Besnainou, Bea Bonafini, Bianca Bondi, Guillaume Bouisset, Jonathan Bréchignac, Apollinaria Broche, Elvire Caillon, Antoine Carbonne, Salomé Chatriot, Caroline Corbasson, Idir Davaine, Laet…

with : Camille Ayme, Marcella Barceló, César Bardoux, Mehdi Besnainou, Bea Bonafini, Bianca Bondi, Guillaume Bouisset, Jonathan Bréchignac, Apollinaria Broche, Elvire Caillon, Antoine Carbonne, Salomé Chatriot, Caroline Corbasson, Idir Davaine, Laetitia de Chocqueuse, Sixtine de Thé, Thibault Duchesne, Lena Marie Emrich, Raphaël Faon, Samuel Fasse, Marion Flament, John Fou, Alizée Gazeau, Cecilia Granara, Pauline Guerrier, Amy Hilton, Isabella Hin, Charlotte Janis, Sophie Kitching, Bianca Lee Vasquez, Rosanna Lefeuvre, India Leire, Natacha Mankowski, Maude Maris, Jan Melka, Solène Ortoli, Constanza Piaggio, Marguerite Piard, Signe Pierce, Lou Ros, Chloé Royer, Christine Safa, Romain Sarrot, Lucas Talbotier, Will Thomson, Sarah Valente, VLP et Antoine Wagner.

(Un)real life (26/02/20 - 07/03/20)

Curated by Nicolas Dewavrin

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with : Gioele Amaro, Saelia Aparicio, Thibault-Théodore Babin, Robert Brambora, Amy Brener, Antoine Carbonne, Justin Fitzpatrick, Ruben Fuéntes, Cécilia Granara, Lewis Hammond, Motoko Ishibashi, Oda Jaune, Théo Mercier, Rasmus Myrup, Marguerite Piard, Lorena Prain, Paloma Proudfoot, Emily Ludwig Shaffer, Romain Sarrot, Tyler Thacker.

"Show me your wound / Zeig mir deine wunde" from 20/09/18 to 25/08/19 @DOM Museum Vienna.

My first show in a museum ! @ Dom Museum

Curated by Klaus Speidel

The exhibition focuses on artistic representations of physical, psychological, and sociopolitical wounds against the backdrop of a Christian pictorial tradition. The works shown span the Middle Ages to modern and contemporary art, exposing very diff…

The exhibition focuses on artistic representations of physical, psychological, and sociopolitical wounds against the backdrop of a Christian pictorial tradition. The works shown span the Middle Ages to modern and contemporary art, exposing very different approaches to the subject of wounds, such as the vulnerability of the artists’ own bodies or the slicing of the canvas.

Artists: Kader Attia, Jan de Beer, Renate Bertlmann, Joseph Beuys, Louise Bourgeois, Léa Le Bricomte, Günter Brus, Heinz Cibulka, Guillaume Courtois, Lucas Cranach, Ricardo Cuevas, Raphael Dallaporta, Katrina Daschner, Manfred Erjautz, VALIE EXPORT, Lucio Fontana, Joseph von Führich, Giovanni Giuliani, Birgit Jürgennsen, Lamia Joreige, Anders Krisár, Iris Legendre, Meister des Albrechtsaltars, Meister des Winkler-Epitaphs, Nadia Myre, Hermann Nitsch, Erkan Özgen, ORLAN, Gina Pane, Hannes Priesch, Markus Prachensky, Sophie Ristelhueber, Gabriele Rothemann, Gerhard Rühm, Romain Sarrot, Anneliese Schrenk, Andres Serrano, Shozo Shimamoto, Hana Usui, Tanzio de Varallo, and others.

Installation shot from Parcours St germain 2018 @Clergerie

Visit www.studiomarant.com for an interview about the show.

Untitled steel and pavement, 2018 , 80cm x 70cm x 36cm , Silicon, steel and pavement.

Untitled steel and pavement, 2018 , 80cm x 70cm x 36cm , Silicon, steel and pavement.

Grass foot, 2018, 70cm X 29cm x 30cm, silicon, tiles, glass and flowers. 

Grass foot, 2018, 70cm X 29cm x 30cm, silicon, tiles, glass and flowers. 

Grass foot, 2018, 70cm X 29cm x 30cm, silicon, tiles, glass and flowers. 

Grass foot, 2018, 70cm X 29cm x 30cm, silicon, tiles, glass and flowers. 

Shit happens , 2018 , 73cm x 54cm , Silicon on canevas.

Shit happens , 2018 , 73cm x 54cm , Silicon on canevas.

Shit happens , 2018 , 73cm x 54cm , Silicon on canevas.

Shit happens , 2018 , 73cm x 54cm , Silicon on canevas.

« XP » from 25/04/18 to 11/0518 @Artmate, Espace T2 , 24 rue du Marché Popincourt 75011 Paris

With work of : Mathilde Geldhof, Matthieu Haberard,  Romain Sarrot, Lise Stoufflet & Victor Vaysse

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Romain SARROTInstallation, bois de cerf, sable, silicone, 2018

Romain SARROT
Installation, bois de cerf, sable, silicone, 2018

Romain SARROTInstallation, bois de cerf, sable, silicone, 2018

Romain SARROT
Installation, bois de cerf, sable, silicone, 2018

Romain SARROTBleu N° 25, silicone sur toile, 2018

Romain SARROT
Bleu N° 25, silicone sur toile, 2018

Romain SARROTBleu N° 25, silicone sur toile, 2018

Romain SARROT
Bleu N° 25, silicone sur toile, 2018

From left to right : Lise STOUFFLET & Victor VAYSSE.

From left to right : Lise STOUFFLET & Victor VAYSSE.

Mathilde GELDHOF

Mathilde GELDHOF

From left to right : Lise STOUFFLET & Matthieu HABERARD

From left to right : Lise STOUFFLET & Matthieu HABERARD

From left to right : Romain SARROT & Victor VAYSSE.

From left to right : Romain SARROT & Victor VAYSSE.

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"Business Classe" 19/02/18 to 20/02/18 @Chez Mohamed Galerie Flight AF 179, Mexico to Paris, Seat 64A

With works by : Ricardo Bloch, Adam Cruces, Antoine Donzeaud, Angélique Heidler, Anouk Kruithof, Thomas Mailaender, Hubert Marot, Hamza Mediia, John Miserendino & Romain Sarrot

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 « Plane Crash Perspective », Romain Sarrot, 2018

 

« Plane Crash Perspective », Romain Sarrot, 2018

 « Plane Crash Perspective », Romain Sarrot, 2018

 

« Plane Crash Perspective », Romain Sarrot, 2018

 « Triumphal Column of Mixed Nuts », John Miserendino, 2018

 

« Triumphal Column of Mixed Nuts », John Miserendino, 2018

 « Swiped Circumstances », Anouk Kruithof, 2018

 

« Swiped Circumstances », Anouk Kruithof, 2018

 « Aviation Fail », Thomas Mailaender, 2018

 

« Aviation Fail », Thomas Mailaender, 2018

 « Terremoto », Ricardo Bloch, 1993

 

« Terremoto », Ricardo Bloch, 1993

 « Mile High », Adam Cruces, 2018

 

« Mile High », Adam Cruces, 2018

 « Vers la Conquête de l’Espace », Hamza Mediia, 2018

 

« Vers la Conquête de l’Espace », Hamza Mediia, 2018

 « Slow Take Off Success », Hubert Marot, 2018

 

« Slow Take Off Success », Hubert Marot, 2018

 “Boing! Boing! fit Pat en sortant de sa boîte. Un pas de plus vers le Paradis pour le diable à ressort. », Angélique Heidler, 2018

 

“Boing! Boing! fit Pat en sortant de sa boîte. Un pas de plus vers le Paradis pour le diable à ressort. », Angélique Heidler, 2018

 « Concorde – Modèle du Projet Supersonique », British Aircraft Corporation / Sud Aviation, circa 1950

 

« Concorde – Modèle du Projet Supersonique », British Aircraft Corporation / Sud Aviation, circa 1950

 « Untitled Gri-gri (fear of heights) », Antoine Donzeaud, 2018

 

« Untitled Gri-gri (fear of heights) », Antoine Donzeaud, 2018

Fair: Material Art Fair February 8 to 11, 2018 Frontón México – Mexico City

With work from Robert Brambora, Maximilian Kirmse, Hamish Pearch & Romain Sarrot.

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From left to right :  Romain Sarrot, Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse & Romain Sarrot. 

From left to right :  Romain Sarrot, Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse & Romain Sarrot.

 

From left to right : Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse, Romain Sarrot & Robert Brambora.

From left to right : Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse, Romain Sarrot & Robert Brambora.

From left to right : Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse & Romain Sarrot.

From left to right : Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse & Romain Sarrot.

From left to right :Romain Sarrot & Robert Brambora.

From left to right :Romain Sarrot & Robert Brambora.

From left to right :  Romain Sarrot, Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch

From left to right :  Romain Sarrot, Robert Brambora, Hamish Pearch

From left to right :  Hamish Pearch & Maximilian Kirmse.

From left to right :  Hamish Pearch & Maximilian Kirmse.

From left to right : Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse & Romain Sarrot.

From left to right : Hamish Pearch, Maximilian Kirmse & Romain Sarrot.

Maximilian Kirmse

Maximilian Kirmse

Hamish Pearch

Hamish Pearch

Romain Sarrot

Romain Sarrot

From left to right :  Romain Sarrot & Robert Brambora

From left to right :  Romain Sarrot & Robert Brambora

Tiny Paintings For Tall People from 31/12/18 to 07/01/18 "Chez Mohamed Galerie"@Jotyia Soukh de Taroudant

With works by : Ivan Argote, Mo Baala, Mohamed Bourouissa, Bobby Dowler, Angélique Heidler, Thomas Mailaender, Hubert Marot, Hamza Mediia, John Miserendino, Laurent Pernot et Romain Sarrot

www.chezmohamed.fr

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« Bleu #20 », Romain Sarrot @ Fouad Silver, Bijoutier

« Bleu #20 », Romain Sarrot @ Fouad Silver, Bijoutier

« Untitled (Stubblestone) », John Miserendino @ Said Coiffure – Barbier
« Untitled (Stubblestone) », John Miserendino @ Said Coiffure – Barbier

« Untitled (Stubblestone) », John Miserendino @ Said Coiffure – Barbier

« Shivers Only », Hubert Marot @ Electro-Fati
« Shivers Only », Hubert Marot @ Electro-Fati

« Shivers Only », Hubert Marot @ Electro-Fati

« Petit Prince de Taraudant », Mo Baala @ Librairie Hussein Hariri
« Petit Prince de Taraudant », Mo Baala @ Librairie Hussein Hariri

« Petit Prince de Taraudant », Mo Baala @ Librairie Hussein Hariri

« Untitled », Ivan Argote @ Chez Hassan – Cordonnnier
« Untitled », Ivan Argote @ Chez Hassan – Cordonnnier

« Untitled », Ivan Argote @ Chez Hassan – Cordonnnier

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« Frozen », Laurent Pernot @ Nadir Artisan de Luminaires

« Frozen », Laurent Pernot @ Nadir Artisan de Luminaires

« Nature Morte aux Fruits », Hamza Mediia @ Larbii – Fruits & Légumes
« Nature Morte aux Fruits », Hamza Mediia @ Larbii – Fruits & Légumes

« Nature Morte aux Fruits », Hamza Mediia @ Larbii – Fruits & Légumes

« Miss Flash », Thomas Mailaender @ Ali, dealeur de kif de Bab Leblaalia
« Miss Flash », Thomas Mailaender @ Ali, dealeur de kif de Bab Leblaalia

« Miss Flash », Thomas Mailaender @ Ali, dealeur de kif de Bab Leblaalia

« 20 Balles », Angélique Heidler @ Abdelmasjid – Antiquités
« Not For Sale », Mohammed Bourouissa @ Bazaar Ali Baba – Marchand de Tapis
« Not For Sale », Mohammed Bourouissa @ Bazaar Ali Baba – Marchand de Tapis

« Not For Sale », Mohammed Bourouissa @ Bazaar Ali Baba – Marchand de Tapis

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« Painting-Object (17_12) », Bobby Dowler @ Abdu – Pharmacien Berbère

« Painting-Object (17_12) », Bobby Dowler @ Abdu – Pharmacien Berbère

Group show SANS TITRE (2016) vol 5: Canard au sans

From november 9th to december 20th 2017 @ Rue De Vertbois 75003www.sanstitre2016.com

From november 9th to december 20th 2017 @ Rue De Vertbois 75003

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Romain Sarrot "Bêche" Iron, bricks & silicon 2017

Romain Sarrot "Bêche" Iron, bricks & silicon 2017

Agata Ingarden, Cedric Rivrain, Hubert Marot, Jade Foures-Varnier & Vincent de Hoym, Real Madrid.

Agata Ingarden, Cedric Rivrain, Hubert Marot, Jade Foures-Varnier & Vincent de Hoym, Real Madrid.

Paloma Proudfoot, Keith Doadwee, Jade Foures-Varnier & Vincent de Hoym, Real Madrid. Tammo Lunemann, Hamish Pearch, Romain Sarrot, Grant Levy-Lucero, Will Benedict, Laureen Keeley, Jonathan Monk.

Paloma Proudfoot, Keith Doadwee, Jade Foures-Varnier & Vincent de Hoym, Real Madrid. Tammo Lunemann, Hamish Pearch, Romain Sarrot, Grant Levy-Lucero, Will Benedict, Laureen Keeley, Jonathan Monk.

Paloma Proudfoot, Will Benedict, Claes Oldenburg

Paloma Proudfoot, Will Benedict, Claes Oldenburg

Will Benedict, Matthieu Haberard, Hamish Pearch.Credit : Aurelien Mole

Will Benedict, Matthieu Haberard, Hamish Pearch.

Credit : Aurelien Mole