PING PONG TABLE
MA Sibo
Blue Dream
Group exhibition
01/02/2024 - 30/03/2024
Space N°4
“The soul has the color of the gaze. The blue soul alone carries dreams within it, it has taken its azure from the waves and from space. » Guy de Maupassant Galerie Loft presents a group exhibition "Blue Dream" with works by Arx Lee, Alžběta Wolfová, Christos Kalfas, Mathias Bensimon, Ma Sibo, Qiu Zhijie.
“The soul has the color of the gaze. The blue soul alone carries dreams within it, it has taken its azure from the waves and from space."
Guy de Maupassant
Galerie Loft presents a group exhibition "Blue Dream" with works by Arx Lee, Alžběta Wolfová, Christos Kalfas, Mathias Bensimon, Ma Sibo, Qiu Zhijie.
Artists
Alžběta Wolfová
Born in 1993 in Czech Republic, Alžběta Wolfová is an artist photograph graduat on Beaux-Art University in Paris and in the Academy of Art in Prague.
Christos Kalfas
His work explores the language of myths and other stories of her culture, in juxtaposition with our modernity. Many personal exhibitions followed, in international fairs such as Fiac, Art Basel, Art Brussels, etc.; and in galleries such as Patrice Trigano, LOFT gallery (Paris), Pascal Polar (Brussels), Athens gallery and Lola Nicolas in Greece. The Museum of Modern Art of Saint-Étienne devotes a personal exhibition to him on his engraved work, as does the Picasso Museum of Antibes.
Mathias Bensimon
Visual artist, performer and dancer, Mathias Bensimon was born in Paris in 1996. A graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, Mathias Bensimon is an artist who places light at the heart of his work. Specializing in the creation of large-format paintings, Mathias Bensimon produced a monumental fresco in 2020 for the headquarters of Altarea Cogedim in Paris, designed by architect Jean-Michel Wilmotte. In 2023, He presents his first solo exhibition at the Loft Gallery on the occasion of the realization of a fresco of 21 meters long in the interior garden of the Ministry of Culture.
Ma Sibo
Strongly inspired by Impressionism, Ma Sibo likes to paint "fuzzy and imperceptible" landscapes where shadow and light enter into dialogue. His color-graded, layered and retouched works draw viewers into a poetic dream world. The everyday objects that inhabit his paintings specifically evoke the era of the 1990s in China and unfold as a staging of memory, personal but also collective.
Arx Lee (Li Chaoxiong)
In research of the meaning of life, Li Chaoxiong (Arx Lee), a genius illustrator, gradually creates different poetic universes where the heroes and dreamers live. Since his childhood, the artist is immersed in the world of superheroes, cartoons and illustration. Developing his style in different artistic disciplines, such as painting, illustration, design, sculpture and photography, Li has gradually found his own language and mastered the codes of literary narration and of plastic and digital composition. Undoubtedly his unique painting style and figurative language are representative of what China has best to offer among the young generation.