Issue 15

With work that pushes the boundaries between art, design and architecture, Tal Waldman has established herself as a major figure on the contemporary art scene.

Juan Alberto Negroni is a Puerto Rican visual artist born in Bayamón, currently living in Dallas, Texas. He holds a Master of Fine Arts from Southern Methodist University (2017), a Master of Education with a major in art history and a minor in museum studies from the University of the Caribbean (2008), and a Bachelor of Arts in printmaking from the Visual Arts and Design School (2003).

Anastasia Fourest was born in 1993 in a pretty Russian town on the banks of the Volga River.

Hom Nguyen is a contemporary French-Vietnamese artist whose work lies at the crossroads of Asian and Western cultures. Awarded the insignia of Knight of the National Order of Merit, he now exhibits his creations in numerous galleries and museums around the world. On the occasion of the centenary of Charles Aznavour's birth, Hom was invited by La Poste to produce a collector's stamp bearing the singer's image. Born and based in Paris, he continues his artistic work with a zest for life and a deeply humanistic outlook.

A 2020 graduate of HEAR in Strasbourg, Anna L'Hospital's work explores the imprint, memory and our relationship with time. In 2021, during European Heritage Days, she presented her first solo exhibition at the Château d'Asnières. In 2022, with the support of the Centre des Monuments Nationaux, she exhibited at the Château de Jossigny, before creating Le Feu de forêt, an imprint presented at the Chapelle Saint-Jean in the Var.

"Between two memories, reflecting on exile and reparation"

Marine Bonzom is a painter born in Biarritz, where she still resides today after having working in a profession that took her to many countries. This artist uses natural pigments that she mixes to create abstract paintings. inspired by feelings and nature.

A sports enthusiast since his early youth, Claude Roumieu became a certified physical education teacher, and turned his practice into an art form, both physical and mental. By writing theses on the practices he carries out, he developed a deep love of writing and words. Alongside his passion, he developed as a teenager, a particular appetite for history and never stopped trying to understand it by investigating his family's life.

David Cohen is a professor of medicine, head of the child and adolescent psychiatry department at the Pitié- Salpêtrière Hospital in Paris's 13th arrondissement, and a researcher at the CNRS Institute for Intelligent Systems and Robotics. David Cohen has been painting since childhood. He has a close relationship with artistic creation and colour.