17 May – 22 June 2025
KEYMI
CAPHARNAÜM
Exhibiting at the gallery since 2011, Keymi (Mickey in verlan) is now one of the leading figures in Street Art. Based in Clermont-Ferrand, he took over the city in the 2000s, creating over 170 works in urban spaces. In 2008, he unveiled his first cut-out polystyrene puzzle shapes, which would become his trademark. Constantly on the lookout for new techniques and know-how, his works are constantly evolving in terms of volume, texture and subject matter.
From the pin-ups regularly exhibited on our walls, to the Abstract Calligraphies or Cacophonies and Rumeurs (a mix of pop, manga, cinematographic, graffiti and typographic influences), Keymi today tends towards more abstraction and contemporary inspiration.
On view until June 22
• 20 place des Vosges, 75004 Paris
24 May – 6 July 2025
DIEGO BENEITEZ
LA PAZ QUE BUSQUÉ
The paintings of Diego Benéitez, a young Spanish artist born in 1986 in Zamorra, flirt with abstraction. A vibrant horizon line anchors the landscape and hinders the chromatic fusion between sky and earth.
The beauty of his paintings lies as much in the intensity of the nuances as in the subtlety of the gradations. Centered on a distant horizon illuminated by a streak of light, they are first painted in oil to obtain rich tones, then completed with acrylic glazes and half-tones.
He highlights the simplicity of everyday life: a reflection on the waves, the silhouette of a church steeple, a clear sky, the blue of the morning or the gray of a cloudy day. He paints moments that seem unimportant, but whose singular atmosphere generates a lasting memory. Far from being abstract and meaningless, his landscapes have an existential depth. They awaken the imagination and inspire contemplation.
• 4 rue du Pas de la Mule, 75003 Paris
H O N F L E U R
Focus on…
Jules WITTOCK
In June, the Honfleur gallery focuses on Belgian artist Jules Wittock. Born in 1993, he has been drawing labyrinths as a form of meditation since he was very young. Over the years, his work has evolved, and he now uses acrylic on canvas. Each painting is a labyrinth with an entrance and an exit. The path forms a secret word for you to discover.
You can also see works by other artists such as Arpe One, Joël Cuoq, Ronald Dupont, Didier Engels, Charles Fazzino, Marc Harrold, Bruno Helgen, Joan Longas, Daniel Raynott and Dominique Rayou.
• 8 place Berthelot, 14600 Honfleur
