Templon Gallery in Paris

A solo presentation at the Beaubourg space in which Benchamma extended his ink-drawn works onto the gallery walls, transforming the architecture into an immersive environment of branching forms and mental landscape imagery.

Presented at the Grenier Saint-Lazare space, this exhibition brought together new works by Kallat engaging with themes of time, cosmic scale, and planetary interconnection through large-scale immersive installation and painting.

A series of fourteen electric light sculptures occupying the Grenier Saint-Lazare space, oscillating between celestial imagery and political allegory, including a monumental neon cyclops figure and works drawn from the artist's engagement with power, control, and urban public space.

A solo exhibition at the Beaubourg space presenting large crocheted and thread-based sculptural figures that explore transformation, material metamorphosis, and bodily presence through an immersive installation environment.

A survey of a five-year period in Di Rosa's practice, featuring medium and large-format canvases that draw on popular culture, artisanal traditions, and cross-cultural iconography rooted in the Figuration Libre movement he co-founded in 1981.

New works by the artist duo presenting a series of nocturnal portraits combining photography and paint, revisiting their signature pop iconography through a theatrically lit, night-world visual vocabulary developed over two years.

Shown at the Brussels space, this exhibition gathered a body of recent paintings in which Adami's characteristic graphic contours and saturated color planes frame allegorical scenes touching on memory, history, music, and literary reference.