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Nicolas Alquin shapes a body of work inhabited by matter, memory, and gesture. Working with wood, bronze, or canvas, he explores the human figure with raw and spiritual intensity. His works, both powerful and sensitive, reveal a quest for the essential, positioned between the sacred and the everyday. An artist deeply attached to a direct relationship with his materials, Alquin sculpts as much as he narrates, seeking a presence and a trace of life in every form.

Hom Nguyen is a French contemporary painter of Vietnamese origin, born in Paris in 1972. He is best known for his monumental portraits created in an expressive and instinctive style, intensely exploring human psychology and the soul through his lines and colors. In 2021, he was appointed Knight of the National Order of Merit in France, in recognition of his artistic talent and social commitment. His work has been exhibited in numerous galleries and museums, notably in Paris, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.

Michel Kirch is a French photographer, renowned for his work centered on humanity, territories, and memory. His approach is distinguished by a sensitive and narrative photography, blending a documentary eye with an artistic dimension. Through his images, he seeks to capture atmospheres, stories, and emotions, paying particular attention to the details of everyday life and the connections between people and their environment.

Follenfant is a painter based in L’Isle-sur-la-Sorgue. A former scientist specializing in sustainable development, he now applies his analytical eye to his art. His work explores scars, traces, and resilience, often drawing inspiration from kintsugi—the Japanese art of magnifying fractures. His pieces, rich in texture and light, seek to reveal the beauty of imperfection. He exhibits regularly across Provence and beyond.

Petites Luxures, the pseudonym of Simon Frankart, is a French artist renowned for establishing a unique visual signature at the intersection of minimalism, eroticism, and contemporary elegance. Through the finesse of his line and the evocative power of his compositions, he has built an instantly identifiable body of work, acclaimed for its refinement, humor, and ability to sublimate the intimate. His universe, distributed and exhibited internationally, now occupies a singular place in the contemporary art scene.

Odile Moulin is a contemporary French sculptor whose work is distinguished by its poetry, lightness, and dreamlike universe. She primarily creates sculptures in ceramics and wire mesh, giving life to ethereal forms often inspired by fairy tales, mythology, nature, and femininity. Her artistic journey and extensive travels nourish a sensitive and spiritual body of work, exhibited both in France and internationally, in public and private spaces.

Betty studied at the Beaux-Arts de Paris, the Art League New York, and the Woodstock School of Art. Her work draws from a wide range of inspirations; she appears to embrace a "narrative expression," suggesting that her paintings tell stories. Recently, she has integrated Artificial Intelligence into her process: "Just as the canvas welcomes color, AI welcomes my imagination, my impulses, my follies, and helps me deploy them." From this encounter, joyful, colorful works are born—often absurd and surreal, yet always elegant.

Jephan de Villiers has maintained a profound bond with nature since childhood, nurtured by the foundational presence of a chestnut tree that accompanied him during a long illness. From this intimate relationship, a multifaceted, silent, and meditative body of work was born. His sculptures, crafted from fragments of nature gathered during long walks, delicately evoke the memory of the living and the fragile harmony between humanity and its environment.

Whether his works are abstract or figurative, Clément Rosenthal leans more toward aesthetics—or even the "decorative"—than toward artistic expression in the strict sense. The true subject is the balance between different colored tones, and the harmony between lines and forms.

Laurent Dessupoiu is a French visual artist born in 1969, who lives and works in Provence. He is known for his socially engaged paintings and sculptures that blend color, abstraction, and writing, often inspired by his experiences and contemporary social and political issues. Dessupoiu has been exhibiting for over 20 years in France and internationally (Paris, Marseille, New York, Beijing, Brussels, etc.), inviting the viewer to reflect through vibrant works that combine forms and words.

Jean-Christophe Lévêque (JCLEV) is an abstract painter based in Paris, President of the Salon d’Automne, and a committee member of the Fondation Taylor. His creative process, both intuitive and gestural, aims to materialize the invisible through color and matter. Strongly inspired by forest atmospheres and their luminous dynamics, his abstract compositions invite free interpretation and the viewer's imagination.

Michèle Ansermet Papadopoulos is a French-Swiss artist working between Paris and Cyprus. A graduate of ENSAD in Paris, she recently created and chaired the "Chromatique" section at the Salon d’Automne. An award-winning artist, she has collaborated with Haviland and Oscar Collection. Her work, recognized for its unique and colorful style, has been exhibited worldwide.

Thomas Rouan is a self-taught mosaic artist who transposes the azulejos technique onto contemporary creations. His collections explore pop culture through vinyl cover artworks (Great Voices Matter), animal sculptures (Disco Animals), and heroic figures (Cartoons Idols). His work enjoys sustained institutional recognition, with notable exhibitions at the Salon d’Automne (2024, 2025) and at the Grand Palais for ArtCapital in 2026. He is permanently exhibited at Galerie Gavart (Paris).