La Galerie Particulière — Artistes

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David Hilliard Photography For years David Hilliard has been actively documenting his life and the lives of those around him, recording events and attempting to create order in a sometimes chaotic world. While his photographs focus on the personal, the familiar and the simply ordinary, the work strikes a balance between autobiography and fiction.	Min Byung-Hun Photography Byung-Hun Min was born in Seoul, South Korea in 1955. Min’s black and white photography often represents nature and the environment; and his pictures aim to capture the essence of the Korean landscape.	Michael Wolf Photography Since his first personal project, Michael Wolf has developed a unique body of work on life in the city encompassing China, Hong Kong, Chicago, Paris and Tokyo. Although his landscape photos of Hong Kong and Chicago have received the most recognition to date, the scope of his work goes far beyond the architecture of the contemporary city.
Floriane De Lassée Photography Go out of the cities. Take the off-road, take the trails and look elsewhere. Think far, watch in a different way.	Claudine Doury Photography “ When and how does a boy become a man? What are the signs of this transformation? How is it different from previous generations? Questioning manhood in transition to adulthood, I raise the concepts of gender and otherness at the start of the 21st century.”	Laurent Millet Installation, photography... Using photography, scultpture, drawing as well as video, Laurent Millet creates series of images that can be seen as different chapters of an imaginary encyclopedia. Millet’s constructions are hardly the effects of a naïve dabbler, but rather make knowing and winking reference to a wide-range of Modernist art and scientific discoveries.
Levi van Veluw Installation, drawing... In Levi van Veluw’s work, the chaos is a structure. It is an organized chaos. A chaos which is elaborated and controlled by its creator. A chaos that the artist could domesticate just like these bad dreams we rationalize in order to defuse them, to limit them by insisting on their improbability.	Anne-Lise Broyer Drawing, photography My series have in common a narrative framework, given by a text I’ve read. I don’t tend to illustrate. It’s as a reader that I confront the world, and the experience of photography often merges with the experience of reading. Finally, isn’t it each image I produce the transcription of a more or less old disturbance forged by my readings?	Motoï Yamamoto Installation, drawing... Motoï Yamamoto creates installations that encourage the mind to travel between astonishment and wonder. His medium is salt, yet the effect of his labors is transcendence.
Audrey Casalis Installation, drawing Je me suis penchée sur l’insomnie angoissante, oppressante, vue comme un traumatisme quotidien. L’insomnie qui obsède durant le jour et fait craindre la nuit. J’ai cherché l’attente de ces moments, la solitude, le vide. Des équilibres précaires, des solitudes, des abandons, des fragilités toutes humaines qui nous construisent.	Cesar Del valle Drawing Evoluant dans des milieux indéterminés d’un blanc éclatant, sans aucune indication spatio-temporelle, les personnages de Cesar del Valle vont toujours seuls. Leur regard ne croise jamais ceux d’éventuels spectateurs. Ils n’ont à aucun moment conscience d’être observés. Ils semblent même ne pas avoir conscience de leur propre existence.	François Chaillou Sculpture C’est par le marbre que François Chaillou est venu à la matière. Formé à Carrare, il étudie la sculpture là où la pierre s’extrait, en parallèle d’un cursus aux beaux-arts. Trois enseignements seront pour lui décisifs. D’abord, la hardiesse de la sculpture : travailler la pierre, c’est tailler dans les montagnes et s’engager dans le bloc.