Victorine Müller (b. 1961), Swiss artist [Zurich]. Since 1994, she has been developing performances & installations in particular by questioning bodies evolving through transparent inflatable architectures placed in the middle of nature [photo: Paris, 2022]. Image: © PFRunner
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Tino Sehgal (b. 1976), german and english artist based in Berlin, who describes his work as “constructed situations”. He is also thought of as a choreographer who makes dance for the museum setting (photo: 2022). Image: © PFRunner
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Bernar Venet (b. 1941), French artist, known, among other things, for his monumental corten steel Arcs exhibited all over the world (photo: 2022). Image: © PFRunner
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Charles Ray (b. 1953), American sculptor (photo: 2022). Image: © PFRunner
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Richard Venlet (b. 1964), Belgian & Australian artist (photo: 2022). Image : © PFRunner
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Chloé Moglia (b. 1978), dancer, choreographer, acrobat, circus artist, rare female circus artist to lead a company [Rhizome] (photo: 2021). Image : © PFRunner
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Alain Fleischer (b. 1944), French filmmaker, photographer, visual artist, writer, co-creator & director of the National Studio of Contemporary Arts “Le Fresnoy” [Tourcoing] (photo: 2021). Image : © PFRunner
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Geneviève Asse (1923-2021), French painter (photo: 2013). Images : © PFRunner
Grande Dame de la peinture française, elle expose dès 1942 au « Salon des moins de 30 ans » (elle en a 19). Les critiques aiment plus tard la définir comme « l’inventeuse du Bleu Asse » qu’elle décline depuis les années 50. Femme de conviction, elle s’engage volontairement dans la Résistance au côté des FFI et participe à la libération du camp de Terezin en République tchèque. Elle faut aussi l’amie de Poliakoff, de Staël, Bram, Geer Van Vede et Beckett, entre autres.
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Christian Boltanski (1944-2021), French artist (photo: 2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Hervé Di Rosa (b. 1959), French contemporary painter (“Figuration Libre” movement), street artist (photo: 2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Gérard Garouste (b. 1946), French artist, painter, engraver, sculptor (photo : 2019). Image : © PFRunner
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Dan Rawlings (b. 1979), English artist, street artist, sculptor of rusted metal pieces (road signs, old cars) to make them look like “forests” (photo 2019)
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Tomi Ungerer (1931-2019), French Alsatian artist and writer in three languages (photo : 2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Tomi Ungerer With A Hat (1931-2019), French Alsatian artist and writer in three languages (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Sylvain Gouraud (b. 1979), French photographer & artist (photo : 2019). Image : © PFRunner
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Laia Abril (b. 1986), Spanish photographer and artist ; works on the rights and freedom of women (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Jean-Pierre Raynaud (b. 1939), French artist, known for working with white ceramic tiles and flower pots (photo : 2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Jan Fabre (b. 1958), Belgian artist, stage director, sculptor, playwright, choreographer [Antwerp] (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Jim Dine (b. 1935), American pop artist, painter, sculptor, photographer, illustrator, performance artist and poet (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Oliver Chanarin (b. 1971), English artist photographer, forms the duo Broomberg & Chanarin with Adam Broomberg (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Adam Broomberg (b. 1970), South African artist photographer, forms the duo Broomberg & Chanarin with Oliver Chanarin (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Sheila Hicks (b. 1934), American artist established in Paris, works with textile materials (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Sheila Hicks (b. 1934), American artist established in Paris, works with textile materials (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Sheila Hicks (b. 1934), American artist established in Paris, works with textile materials (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Eduardo Arroyo (b. 1937), Spanish painter and artist, who exiled himself to Paris in 1958; his art deals with exile, political assassinations, complicities enjoyed by Franco’s regime (photo: 2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Bertrand Lavier (b. 1949), French visual artist (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Annette Messager (b. 1943), French artist (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Sylvain Borsatti, French actor, photographer, artist (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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“Pierre et Gilles”, French artists (Pierre Commoy, b. 1950, photographer, and Gilles Blanchard, b. 1953, painter), and Jean-Paul Gaultier (b. 1952), French haute couture and prêt-à-porter fashion designer (2018). Image : © PFRunner
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Steffani Jemison (b. 1981), American artist (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Xavier Veilhan (b. 1963), French artist, working in his “Studio Venezia” acoustic pavilion at 57th Venice Art Biennale (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Stéphane Trois Carrés (b. 1963), French artist, street artist, former member of the collective “Frères Ripoulin” [1984-88] (photo : 2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Bla (or Bla+, or Bla+Bla+Bla, b. 1962), French artist, street artist, former member of the collective “Frères Ripoulin” [1984-88] (photo : 2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Jérôme Rasto (b. 1978), French artist, street artist (photo : PFRunner+Edgar Rasto, 2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Ludo (b. 1976), French artist, coming from street art (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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CharlÉlie Couture (b. 1956), French musician and artist, in front of a “Wall” he realized in Paris on June 2017 for the street art exhibition “Rehab2”. Image : © PFRunner
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Jimmy C (James Cochran, b. 1973), Australian painter, street artist (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Elsa Sahal (b. 1975), French artist [sculpture] (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Shaka (Marchal Mithouard, b. 1975), French artist, street artist (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Fernand (Fernand Kayser or Ferni, b. 1991), French artist, street artist [Mulhouse, France] in front of the “Wall” he realized on March 2017 in Paris, rue Oberkampf. Image : © PFRunner
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Thierry Fontaine (b. 1969), French artist and photographer, in front of his photograph and sculpture “Cri dans la nuit” [“Cry In The Night”] (photo : 2017). Image : © PFRunner
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David David (b. 1981), French artist, street artist, next to one of his sculptures “The Head in Art” (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Daniel Pontoreau (b. 1947), French sculptor (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Iván Navarro (b. 1972), Chilean artist working with light, mirrors, and neon (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Richard Deacon (b. 1949), British abstract sculptor, in front of two of his works on paper (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Radovan Kraguly (b. 1935), Yugoslav, French and British artist [engraver, sculptor, painter] (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Julian Rosefeldt (b. 1965), German artist and filmmaker (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Thomas (Bernard Thomas, b. 1953), French artist [street artist], in front of one of his enlightened crack (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Ali Cherri (b. 1976), Lebanese and French artist (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Peter Campus (b. 1937), American video artist and photographer (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Étienne Delprat (b. 1983), French architect and artist, cofounder of collective YA+K [Y a plus qu’à] (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Mishka Henner (b. 1976), Belgian artist and photographer living in Manchester, England (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Claude Lévêque (b. 1953), French visual artist used to work with light (neon) [2017]. Image : © PFRunner
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Georges Rousse (b. 1947), French artist and photographer ; he works on the architecture of abandoned places using the principle of anamorphosis (photo: 2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Philippe Cognée (b. 1957), French artist, painter, engraver, and draftsman (2017). Image : © PFRunner
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Charles Pétillon (b. 1973), French photographer and artist, known for filling abandoned spaces with white balloons (photo : 2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Krzysztof Wodiczko (b. 1943), American and Polish artist and designer, renowned for his large-scale animated video projections on architectural facades (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Francesco Clemente (b. 1952), Italian artist and painter (photo : 2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Francesco Clemente (b. 1952), Italian artist and painter (photo : 2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Stéphanie Solinas (b. 1978), French artist and photographer (2015). Image : © PFRunner
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Estefanía Peñafiel Loaiza (b. 1978), French-Ecuadorian artist (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Tarek (Tarek Ben Yakhlef, b. 1971), French comic book scriptwriter, painter, editor of “Paris Tonkar”, street artist, at work on a street in Paris (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Kegrea (b. 1988), French urban painter (street painter and canvas painter), in front of one of his artwork (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Marie Boralevi (b. 1986), French artist [engraving, drawing] (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Anne-Laure Maison (b. 1979), French artist (collage), examining the link between art and architecture, in front of one of her artwork for ‘Rehab1’ at ‘Maison des Arts et Métiers’ in Paris (2016). Image : © PFRunner
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Ólafur Elíasson (b. 1967), Danish artist known for his sculptures and large-scale installation art employing elemental materials such as light, water, and air temperature to enhance the viewer’s experience. Image : © PFRunner
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