Fields of Presence: Group show - Paris

At the crossroads of chromatic abstraction, contemporary figuration, and formal sculptural research, Fields of Presence offers a reflection on how bodies, colors, and forms occupy space—physically, socially, and emotionally.

The works brought together in this exhibition explore different ways of inhabiting the world. Some favor pure sensory experience, where color becomes atmosphere and vibration. Others stage human presence, not as a simple subject, but as a vector of identity, memory, and relationship. Finally, the sculptural dimension introduces a dialogue with real space, anchoring perception in materiality and volume.

Between minimalism and visual narration, between pictorial surface and physical presence, the exhibition questions the boundary between abstraction and representation. Each work acts as an autonomous territory while participating in a common landscape: a space where introspection, collective gaze, and tension between the visible and the felt meet.

Fields of Presence invites visitors to slow down, observe the subtle variations in material, light, and color, and question their own place in relation to the images and forms that surround them.