Frederic Forest's Lifeline
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FIGURAMA (opens the original)
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My summer was busy and I’ve spent a huge part of it preparing with my longtime friend Sébastien Jupille and curated with Athina Perrin (Cura) a group show in Paris with 21 of the most talented figurative artists in the world : FIGURAMA. I’m really honored to share with you the manifesto and stories behind this show that will be open to public in an historical space through 600 square meters. Sept 4-6th / 11am-8pm74, bd Richard Lenoir / 75011 Pari
Detour: Why I Never Erase (opens the original)
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Dear all,I hope you are having or have had a wonderful summer. Personally, I didn’t go on vacation because several exhibitions and projects kept me in Paris. One of them is particularly new to me, and I’m thrilled to share it with you today: my first online worshop session with Creative Voyage.It’s true that writing and sharing my inspirations or creative processes naturally lend themselves to this kind of platform and sharing in a more active way. Over the past few months, I’ve been working wit
Beyond The Streets (opens the original)
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Around 1990, I was fully addicted to skateboarding. Everything fascinated me. Everything was new, and everything was there to be invented—every trick, every board design, the entire surrounding aesthetic. Everything became skateboarding. The magazines available at the time were American and hard to come by. A few shops carried them, but for me, living in Annecy, I had to go as far as Geneva or even Lausanne to get my hands on them. The visual worlds and images in those magazines left an indelibl
Two with One (opens the original)
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You Are My Day (opens the original)
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Once again, I haven’t been consistent with my posts here on Substack. Not because I lack the desire. Actually, I have the opposite problem. I have an incredibly long list of things I want to write about and share with you. But time has been in short supply lately.<source type="image/web
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