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So happy to be part of this special project!
Big thank you to @tempszero @damiendaufresne @_stephane_charpentier for the beautiful invitation 🤍
Always great to be back at my favourite @galerielechateaudeau ✨

Performances visuelles & sonores ▶ TEMPS ZERO ▶ 3 MERS ET 4 TERRES ▶ Galerie LE CHATEAU D’EAU ▶ Samedi 23 MAI à 20h - dans le cadre de la Nuit des Musées 2026 de TOULOUSE - entrée libre

▶ TEMPS ZERO (création)

Photographies et films : Michael Ackerman, Anna Arendt, Frederico Azevedo, Martin Bogren, Gaël Bonnefon, Arno Brignon, Lorenzo Castore, Stéphane Charpentier, Clara Chichin, Jem Cohen, Céline Croze, Damien Daufresne, Dimitra Dede, Gabrielle Duplantier, Theo Elias, Guido Gazzilli, Adam Grossman Cohen, Antoine Lecharny, Uli M Schueppel, Patricia Morosan, Alisa Resnik, Carolin Röckelein, Gilles Roudière, Mirjam Siefert, Marie Sordat, Isabelle Vaillant, Simon Vansteenwinckel, Andrea Wasaff

Live electronique : ps stamps back

▶ TROIS MERS ET QUATRE TERRES

Film : Stéphane Charpentier, Damien Daufresne
Bande son live : Seb Martel (guitare), Alyssa Moxley (field-recordings & électronique)

▶ DJ SETS : Aki Gratte-Ciel

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Cette soirée de projections - concerts aura lieu dans les jardins du Château d’Eau dans le cadre de La Nuit des Musées, en partenariat avec Radio Campus Toulouse. Direction artistique et montages : Stéphane Charpentier et Damien Daufresne.

20h00 / AKI GRATTE-CIEL / Dj set
21h00 / TEMPS ZERO
21h30 / 3 MERS ET 4 TERRES
22h15 / AKI GRATTE-CIEL / Dj set
23h00 / TEMPS ZERO

@tempszero @galerielechateaudeau @nuitdesmusees @campus94fm #troismersetquatreterres #tempszero

@michaelackermanwork @anna_arendt_berlin _berlin @frederico9azevedo @martin_bogren_photography @gaelbonnefon @arnobrignon @lorenzocastore @_stephane_charpentier @clarachichin #jemcohen @gravityhill_pictures @celinecroze @damiendaufresne @dimitra_dede @gabrielleduplantier @theoelias @guidogazzilli @adamineuropa @antoinelecharny @ulimschueppel @patriciamorosan @alisaresnik_ @blueshoes_soundandvision @gillesroudiere @mirjam.siefert @mariesordat @isabelle.vaillant_ @simonvansteenwinckel @andrea.wasaff #psstampsback

Quinto Tempo - Opening today ✨
Celebrating 5 years of @spothomegallery!

Proud that my exhibition Apeiron was the gallery’s first solo exhibition, and deeply grateful to have been curated by Cristina @spothomegallery and the legendary @michaelackermanwork , the most amazing human beings ❤️

Quinto Tempo - Opening today ✨
Celebrating 5 years of @spothomegallery!

Proud that my exhibition Apeiron was the gallery’s first solo exhibition, and deeply grateful to have been curated by Cristina @spothomegallery and the legendary @michaelackermanwork , the most amazing human beings ❤️

Quinto Tempo - Opening today ✨
Celebrating 5 years of @spothomegallery!

Proud that my exhibition Apeiron was the gallery’s first solo exhibition, and deeply grateful to have been curated by Cristina @spothomegallery and the legendary @michaelackermanwork , the most amazing human beings ❤️

Quinto Tempo - Opening today ✨
Celebrating 5 years of @spothomegallery!

Proud that my exhibition Apeiron was the gallery’s first solo exhibition, and deeply grateful to have been curated by Cristina @spothomegallery and the legendary @michaelackermanwork , the most amazing human beings ❤️

Quinto Tempo - Opening today ✨
Celebrating 5 years of @spothomegallery!

Proud that my exhibition Apeiron was the gallery’s first solo exhibition, and deeply grateful to have been curated by Cristina @spothomegallery and the legendary @michaelackermanwork , the most amazing human beings ❤️

Very happy to be showing works at @parisphotofair with @spothomegallery!

Cristina will be happy to show you prints from my series Mayflies, Apeiron, Metaphors, and the new Walls piezography prints on handmade paper.

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Very happy to be showing works at @parisphotofair with @spothomegallery!

Cristina will be happy to show you prints from my series Mayflies, Apeiron, Metaphors, and the new Walls piezography prints on handmade paper.

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Very happy to be showing works at @parisphotofair with @spothomegallery!

Cristina will be happy to show you prints from my series Mayflies, Apeiron, Metaphors, and the new Walls piezography prints on handmade paper.

C08

Very happy to be showing works at @parisphotofair with @spothomegallery!

Cristina will be happy to show you prints from my series Mayflies, Apeiron, Metaphors, and the new Walls piezography prints on handmade paper.

C08

My solo exhibition ‘Walls’ is on view at Adorna Gallery until Nov 15 🗓

If you’re in Porto, stop by and @estefaniardealmeida will be happy to give you a tour!

The opening was unforgettable! Thank you to everyone who came and to the @adornagaleria team for making it so special. Grateful too that some of the prints have already found new homes 💫

As always François @moonprintslab did an amazing job! 🙌

My solo exhibition ‘Walls’ is on view at Adorna Gallery until Nov 15 🗓

If you’re in Porto, stop by and @estefaniardealmeida will be happy to give you a tour!

The opening was unforgettable! Thank you to everyone who came and to the @adornagaleria team for making it so special. Grateful too that some of the prints have already found new homes 💫

As always François @moonprintslab did an amazing job! 🙌

My solo exhibition ‘Walls’ is on view at Adorna Gallery until Nov 15 🗓

If you’re in Porto, stop by and @estefaniardealmeida will be happy to give you a tour!

The opening was unforgettable! Thank you to everyone who came and to the @adornagaleria team for making it so special. Grateful too that some of the prints have already found new homes 💫

As always François @moonprintslab did an amazing job! 🙌

My solo exhibition ‘Walls’ is on view at Adorna Gallery until Nov 15 🗓

If you’re in Porto, stop by and @estefaniardealmeida will be happy to give you a tour!

The opening was unforgettable! Thank you to everyone who came and to the @adornagaleria team for making it so special. Grateful too that some of the prints have already found new homes 💫

As always François @moonprintslab did an amazing job! 🙌

My solo exhibition ‘Walls’ is on view at Adorna Gallery until Nov 15 🗓

If you’re in Porto, stop by and @estefaniardealmeida will be happy to give you a tour!

The opening was unforgettable! Thank you to everyone who came and to the @adornagaleria team for making it so special. Grateful too that some of the prints have already found new homes 💫

As always François @moonprintslab did an amazing job! 🙌

My solo exhibition ‘Walls’ is on view at Adorna Gallery until Nov 15 🗓

If you’re in Porto, stop by and @estefaniardealmeida will be happy to give you a tour!

The opening was unforgettable! Thank you to everyone who came and to the @adornagaleria team for making it so special. Grateful too that some of the prints have already found new homes 💫

As always François @moonprintslab did an amazing job! 🙌

‘Walls’ solo exhibition at Adorna gallery

I’m happy to invite you to the opening on September 20, 3pm

• On show until 15/11

@adornagaleria@eimagem @miguelbombarda.porto

‘Walls’ solo exhibition at Adorna gallery

I’m happy to invite you to the opening on September 20, 3pm

• On show until 15/11

@adornagaleria@eimagem @miguelbombarda.porto

Last days to visit ‘Ouvrir les yeux’
exhibition!
On until 18 May 2025 @lesabattoirs

⚪️Photographic Bodies
The body is a subject that has been explored by many since the invention of photography. By capturing an entire scene but also by focusing on separate elements, the photographer’s view through the lens brings out the poetry and memory of bodies, combining sensuality and eroticism with combat and trauma.
The works in this section are photographs for which the lens act as a kaleidoscope, fragmenting the body in order to better set it free, elevating it while revealing its particular history or identity. As with Robert Mapplethorpe or Dimitra Dede, the photographer becomes a sculptor working with nudity and expressing the poetry of the body, sometimes to the point of abstraction, as with Kishin Shinoyama. Gina Pane and Pilar Albarracín, however, reveal traces of violence, performed or endured; for these two artists, representing the female body is a way of conveying the alienation and necessary struggle it imposes.
These contrasting approaches also bring out a mosaic of forms that reconfigures shared identities and plays with stereotypes, going so far as to make the portrayed individual anonymous. From Laurent Lafolie’s reinterpretation and reappropriation of facial composite images to Gisèle Vienne’s series of staged puppets evoking the world of teenagers, the body becomes anonymous, the symbol of a social group.
Like a puzzle, these bodies reflect a universal history of which they are its many characters. Photography becomes the medium and its intermediary, augmenting the narratives and their readings through constantly evolving approaches.

Curators:
Christian Caujolle, artistic advisor at the Château d’Eau
Lauriane Gricourt, director of Les Abattoirs

@galerielechateaudeau #christiancaujolle @lauriane.gricourt @lesabattoirs @visiteztoulouse @spothomegallery @connaissancedesarts

Last days to visit ‘Ouvrir les yeux’
exhibition!
On until 18 May 2025 @lesabattoirs

⚪️Photographic Bodies
The body is a subject that has been explored by many since the invention of photography. By capturing an entire scene but also by focusing on separate elements, the photographer’s view through the lens brings out the poetry and memory of bodies, combining sensuality and eroticism with combat and trauma.
The works in this section are photographs for which the lens act as a kaleidoscope, fragmenting the body in order to better set it free, elevating it while revealing its particular history or identity. As with Robert Mapplethorpe or Dimitra Dede, the photographer becomes a sculptor working with nudity and expressing the poetry of the body, sometimes to the point of abstraction, as with Kishin Shinoyama. Gina Pane and Pilar Albarracín, however, reveal traces of violence, performed or endured; for these two artists, representing the female body is a way of conveying the alienation and necessary struggle it imposes.
These contrasting approaches also bring out a mosaic of forms that reconfigures shared identities and plays with stereotypes, going so far as to make the portrayed individual anonymous. From Laurent Lafolie’s reinterpretation and reappropriation of facial composite images to Gisèle Vienne’s series of staged puppets evoking the world of teenagers, the body becomes anonymous, the symbol of a social group.
Like a puzzle, these bodies reflect a universal history of which they are its many characters. Photography becomes the medium and its intermediary, augmenting the narratives and their readings through constantly evolving approaches.

Curators:
Christian Caujolle, artistic advisor at the Château d’Eau
Lauriane Gricourt, director of Les Abattoirs

@galerielechateaudeau #christiancaujolle @lauriane.gricourt @lesabattoirs @visiteztoulouse @spothomegallery @connaissancedesarts

Last days to visit ‘Ouvrir les yeux’
exhibition!
On until 18 May 2025 @lesabattoirs

⚪️Photographic Bodies
The body is a subject that has been explored by many since the invention of photography. By capturing an entire scene but also by focusing on separate elements, the photographer’s view through the lens brings out the poetry and memory of bodies, combining sensuality and eroticism with combat and trauma.
The works in this section are photographs for which the lens act as a kaleidoscope, fragmenting the body in order to better set it free, elevating it while revealing its particular history or identity. As with Robert Mapplethorpe or Dimitra Dede, the photographer becomes a sculptor working with nudity and expressing the poetry of the body, sometimes to the point of abstraction, as with Kishin Shinoyama. Gina Pane and Pilar Albarracín, however, reveal traces of violence, performed or endured; for these two artists, representing the female body is a way of conveying the alienation and necessary struggle it imposes.
These contrasting approaches also bring out a mosaic of forms that reconfigures shared identities and plays with stereotypes, going so far as to make the portrayed individual anonymous. From Laurent Lafolie’s reinterpretation and reappropriation of facial composite images to Gisèle Vienne’s series of staged puppets evoking the world of teenagers, the body becomes anonymous, the symbol of a social group.
Like a puzzle, these bodies reflect a universal history of which they are its many characters. Photography becomes the medium and its intermediary, augmenting the narratives and their readings through constantly evolving approaches.

Curators:
Christian Caujolle, artistic advisor at the Château d’Eau
Lauriane Gricourt, director of Les Abattoirs

@galerielechateaudeau #christiancaujolle @lauriane.gricourt @lesabattoirs @visiteztoulouse @spothomegallery @connaissancedesarts

Last days to visit ‘Ouvrir les yeux’
exhibition!
On until 18 May 2025 @lesabattoirs

⚪️Photographic Bodies
The body is a subject that has been explored by many since the invention of photography. By capturing an entire scene but also by focusing on separate elements, the photographer’s view through the lens brings out the poetry and memory of bodies, combining sensuality and eroticism with combat and trauma.
The works in this section are photographs for which the lens act as a kaleidoscope, fragmenting the body in order to better set it free, elevating it while revealing its particular history or identity. As with Robert Mapplethorpe or Dimitra Dede, the photographer becomes a sculptor working with nudity and expressing the poetry of the body, sometimes to the point of abstraction, as with Kishin Shinoyama. Gina Pane and Pilar Albarracín, however, reveal traces of violence, performed or endured; for these two artists, representing the female body is a way of conveying the alienation and necessary struggle it imposes.
These contrasting approaches also bring out a mosaic of forms that reconfigures shared identities and plays with stereotypes, going so far as to make the portrayed individual anonymous. From Laurent Lafolie’s reinterpretation and reappropriation of facial composite images to Gisèle Vienne’s series of staged puppets evoking the world of teenagers, the body becomes anonymous, the symbol of a social group.
Like a puzzle, these bodies reflect a universal history of which they are its many characters. Photography becomes the medium and its intermediary, augmenting the narratives and their readings through constantly evolving approaches.

Curators:
Christian Caujolle, artistic advisor at the Château d’Eau
Lauriane Gricourt, director of Les Abattoirs

@galerielechateaudeau #christiancaujolle @lauriane.gricourt @lesabattoirs @visiteztoulouse @spothomegallery @connaissancedesarts

Last days to visit ‘Ouvrir les yeux’
exhibition!
On until 18 May 2025 @lesabattoirs

⚪️Photographic Bodies
The body is a subject that has been explored by many since the invention of photography. By capturing an entire scene but also by focusing on separate elements, the photographer’s view through the lens brings out the poetry and memory of bodies, combining sensuality and eroticism with combat and trauma.
The works in this section are photographs for which the lens act as a kaleidoscope, fragmenting the body in order to better set it free, elevating it while revealing its particular history or identity. As with Robert Mapplethorpe or Dimitra Dede, the photographer becomes a sculptor working with nudity and expressing the poetry of the body, sometimes to the point of abstraction, as with Kishin Shinoyama. Gina Pane and Pilar Albarracín, however, reveal traces of violence, performed or endured; for these two artists, representing the female body is a way of conveying the alienation and necessary struggle it imposes.
These contrasting approaches also bring out a mosaic of forms that reconfigures shared identities and plays with stereotypes, going so far as to make the portrayed individual anonymous. From Laurent Lafolie’s reinterpretation and reappropriation of facial composite images to Gisèle Vienne’s series of staged puppets evoking the world of teenagers, the body becomes anonymous, the symbol of a social group.
Like a puzzle, these bodies reflect a universal history of which they are its many characters. Photography becomes the medium and its intermediary, augmenting the narratives and their readings through constantly evolving approaches.

Curators:
Christian Caujolle, artistic advisor at the Château d’Eau
Lauriane Gricourt, director of Les Abattoirs

@galerielechateaudeau #christiancaujolle @lauriane.gricourt @lesabattoirs @visiteztoulouse @spothomegallery @connaissancedesarts

Last days to visit ‘Ouvrir les yeux’
exhibition!
On until 18 May 2025 @lesabattoirs

⚪️Photographic Bodies
The body is a subject that has been explored by many since the invention of photography. By capturing an entire scene but also by focusing on separate elements, the photographer’s view through the lens brings out the poetry and memory of bodies, combining sensuality and eroticism with combat and trauma.
The works in this section are photographs for which the lens act as a kaleidoscope, fragmenting the body in order to better set it free, elevating it while revealing its particular history or identity. As with Robert Mapplethorpe or Dimitra Dede, the photographer becomes a sculptor working with nudity and expressing the poetry of the body, sometimes to the point of abstraction, as with Kishin Shinoyama. Gina Pane and Pilar Albarracín, however, reveal traces of violence, performed or endured; for these two artists, representing the female body is a way of conveying the alienation and necessary struggle it imposes.
These contrasting approaches also bring out a mosaic of forms that reconfigures shared identities and plays with stereotypes, going so far as to make the portrayed individual anonymous. From Laurent Lafolie’s reinterpretation and reappropriation of facial composite images to Gisèle Vienne’s series of staged puppets evoking the world of teenagers, the body becomes anonymous, the symbol of a social group.
Like a puzzle, these bodies reflect a universal history of which they are its many characters. Photography becomes the medium and its intermediary, augmenting the narratives and their readings through constantly evolving approaches.

Curators:
Christian Caujolle, artistic advisor at the Château d’Eau
Lauriane Gricourt, director of Les Abattoirs

@galerielechateaudeau #christiancaujolle @lauriane.gricourt @lesabattoirs @visiteztoulouse @spothomegallery @connaissancedesarts

#repost Dimitra Dede @dimitra_dede

From the series “Mayflies”
Greece, 2018
Archival pigment print on japanese Taizan paper
Size: 40 x 50 cm
Edition of 9

#fineartphotography #photooftheday

George

💥 Last week to see 𝗖𝗟𝗢𝗦𝗘𝗥 at the Gallery, a group exhibition on the theme of portraits.

The exhibition starts with a selection of unpublished images from the 1960s by Anders Petersen, “Early Portraits”, placed in dialogue with the works of Michael Ackerman, Martin Bogren, Lorenzo Castore and Dimitra Dede.

#MichaelAckerman
#MartinBogren
#LorenzoCastore
#DimitraDede
#AndersPetersen
#SpotHomeGallery
#Napoli