Creativity & Loss Opening

Gal Yosef reimagines cartoon icons as hyperrealistic digital sculptures. Self-taught since age 12, his detailed 3D works explore innocence, consumerism, and change, defining him as a pioneer of contemporary digital art.

David Kracov, a Boston-born artist, crafts vivid sculptures inspired by animation and memory. His butterfly-filled works transform emotion into vibrant art, inviting viewers into joyful, colorful worlds of transformation and connection.

Roman Feral is a Parisian artist crafting sculptures with real butterflies on luxury objects, exploring beauty, transformation, and the tension between nature’s grace and the opulence of contemporary culture.

Mario Matera is an eclectic Italian artist known for intense, layered paintings. His emotionally charged works use rapid strokes and invite viewers on a meditative journey of self-exploration and reflection.

Parisian artist Cécile Plaisance creates bold lenticular photographs exploring femininity and empowerment. Her layered images challenge beauty norms, inviting viewers to celebrate individuality and rethink gender through interactive, transformative art.

ARC is an enigmatic artist blending minimalism, color, and technology. With Middle Eastern–French roots, he reinterprets art history while keeping his identity hidden, creating a dialogue between tradition and innovation.

Parisian artist Joseph creates reflective stainless-steel sculptures layered with text and lime mortar. His works explore identity, memory, and language, inviting viewers into a dialogue shaped by light, shadow, and self.

SN is a mixed-media artist whose layered works use butterflies, charcoal, and gold to explore nature, transformation, and emotion, inviting viewers into a poetic space of renewal and contemplation.

Eddy Maniez is a French sculptor creating vivid animal forms with silicone spikes and crystals. Inspired by nature, his textured works evoke strength, freedom, and transformation in shimmering, tactile detail.