Through this selection, the gallery brings together artists whose practices are distinguished by singular visual languages.
Thameur Mejri's densely layered compositions explore worlds shaped by chaos, language, and collective memory.
Emmanuelle Renard's work develops a sensitive and intuitive approach to painting, in which forms seem to emerge in a fragile balance between appearance and disappearance.
Slimen Elkamel's works draw on popular narratives, personal memories, and rural imaginaries, creating scenes that exist at the threshold between reality and fiction.
Maher Maaoui, meanwhile, deploys a sculptural and painterly vocabulary defined by materiality, architecture, and the tensions inherent in the urban landscape.
Rym Karoui's practice explores intimate memory and modes of transmission through delicate, organic compositions, while Thomas Henriot constructs quiet pictorial spaces in which light and materiality evoke suspended temporalities.