About

Based in Paris and Geneva, the gallery is more than just an exhibition space; it aims to be a true human and artistic adventure, free, curious and committed. Through its strong international network of collectors the gallery fullfils its commitment by collaborating on projects and acquisitions for prestigious private collections in France, Switzerland, Saudi Arabia, Lebanon, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates. The gallery also promotes loans and placement of its artists' works in renowned museums and institutions, thereby contributing to their recognition.

Founded in 1993 and located in Paris and initially recognized for its programme dedicated to international photography, it expanded its horizons to contemporary art; since 2010, it has explored and encouraged new visual languages by promoting artists who push the boundaries of their practice to incorporate video, painting, sculpture and collage.

The gallery has recently empowered its programme to include powerful works by the Iraqi-Palestinian artist Sama Alshaibi, textile paintings by the Lebanese artist Dinah Diwan, outsider art by the Algerian artist Adlane Samet, and vibrant monochromes by the French artist Serge Izquierdo. The gallery also showcases the personal creations of Julien Mignot and Didier Goupy, whose work deeply explores space and time, as well as the unique universe of Lebanese painter Ribal Moaleb.

The gallery has a particular interest in the European and Eastern art scenes, and fosters a fruitful dialogue between tradition and contemporary experimentation. It is increasingly nomadic, presenting its artists in partner galleries across Europe and asserting its presence at major international fairs, including Paris Photo and Contemporary Istanbul.