« Ce que les lieux retiennent », Claire Vaudey
Titled Ce que les lieux retiennent [What Places Remember] Claire Vaudey’s first solo exhibition at the Dilecta Gallery brings together some fifteen works. Claire Vaudey’s works are imbued with embodied architectures.
Read more« Shadows of History », Elias Kurdy
Contemporary Odysseuses and Jasons do not embark on a journey of discovery to learn the wisdom of the ancient world, nor do they leave their countries filled with existential quests, only to return to their loved ones. They flee wars, conflicts, and dictatorships for their lives, for their freedom, because they have no other choice.
Read morePortrait d'artiste représentée — Mathilde Lestiboudois
Discover Mathilde Lestiboudois' portrait through three things to know about her practice.
Read moreParis Photo 2025 : « Crossfade », Nicolas Dhervillers
Nicolas Dhervillers uses light to reveal and stage his compositions, creating a form of visual drama. The artist builds his images as a director would, paying close attention to lighting and setting to create landscapes with a supernatural feel.
Read moreMathilde Lestiboudois, « N'être là »
Mathilde Lestiboudois' painting gives the impression of depth, but it is not strictly a trompe-l'oeil. The setting she depicts does not hold together. The arches, which appear to be cut off in places, defy gravity through the magic of the image, a static representation of a space that is above all mental.
Read moreCaroline Corbasson, « Vers le feu » [Towards fire]
For her first solo exhibition at Dilecta, Caroline Corbasson invites us into the intimacy of her creative process, at the crossroads of the mediums she explores, echoing the poetry collection Something Moves, published in September by Éditions Dilecta and co-edited with Lee Ufan Arles.
Read morePortrait d'artiste représentée — Alice Gauthier
Discover Alice Gauthier's portrait and art through three things to know about her practice.
Read moreAlice Gauthier, « L'Excès du réel » [The Excess of reality]
"An artist of the matter, Alice Gauthier has been seducing us for several years with the grace of her softly incandescent drawings, a vision of a world that oscillates inexpressibly on the border between day and night, ready to tip over into eternity."
Read moreEva Medin, « A Conversa Cachoeira » [Dialogue of the waterfalls]
For this exhibition at Dilecta, Eva Medin presents a new series of collages. To fully grasp their meaning, it is essential to contextualize her work within the emergence of an ensemble of practices known as ‘speculative,' in which she is one of several French figures.
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