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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,

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• Chloé Kelly Miller Chloé Kelly Miller is from Normandy, born in Rouen in 1995. Her brushes dance across the colour palette, creating symphonies of colour that awaken forgotten emotions. Each stroke is a melody on canvas, each shadow a story unfolding before our eyes. Let's plunge into the magic of her art, where the imaginary blends with the real, and discover together the secrets hidden in the soul of this creator of pictorial universes. Join us on this visual journey and learn more about the visionary behind these captivating creations!
• Corinne Warinsko Corinne Warinsko welcomes me to the Mark Hachem gallery on Place des Vosges, where she is exhibiting one of her latest creations. Near a bay window, hung in natural light under transparent Plexiglas, a colour chart immediately catches our attention. The work is mesmerising: paper cubes stuck with pins cast shadows that change throughout the day. The work is meticulous and elegant, delicate and masterful. Corinne Warinsko explains.
• Louis Derbré Interview with his daughter Mireille Darré-Derbré
• Fiorella Pierobon I started working in television in Italy in 1977, but it wasn't until 1982 that my long career as a presenter officially began: for over twenty years I presented programmes on Canale 5, becoming the official face of the channel and also hosting several of my own shows. In 2003, after more than 40,000 television appearances, I ended my working relationship with the broadcaster and chose to change my life: I moved to Nice in France, where I opened my painting studio at 31 rue Droite in 2007.
• Valentine Esteve Valentine Esteve is a French multidisciplinary artist born in 1996 in Boston (USA), working mainly in painting, embroidery and volume. She began her training at the Atelier de Sèvres, then went on to study at the Beaux-Arts in Paris, graduating in July 2020. She exhibited in France and in South Korea during a stay at the Seoul National University of the Arts in 2019. Since 2021 she has been working at the Le Houloc collective studio in Aubervilliers.
• Louis Durot Born on 28 April 1939, Louis Durot is both a chemical engineer and an artist-designer. As a scientist specialising in polymers, he invented materials used for the stands at Roland-Garros and the Stade de France, as well as for the roof of the seven satellites at Roissy 1 terminal. As for his artistic universe, he offers us iconic works on the theme of leisure furniture for an "alien" and dreamlike atmosphere.
• Juli About Juli About was born in Avignon in 1974. She now lives and works in the south of France. A visual artist specialising in porcelain, she creates works and installations that explore the body, intimacy, our relationship with the world, fragility and connection. More recently, she has also been experimenting with embroidery, music and poetry. In 2021, she received an award from Beautiful Bizarre magazine. She regularly exhibits her work at festivals, galleries and fairs in France and abroad.
• Véronique Durruty « Mademoiselle rêve »
• Pierre Songeclaire Pierre Songeclaire, 27, grew up in the Paris region with an all- consuming passion for creation and discovery. He recently spent several months exploring and creating in Japan, where he was able to crystallise his artistic vision during an enriching period of introspection. Acknowledging that he grew up in the Internet age, Pierre creates and shares with the aim of achieving an ideal of beauty.

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Rachel Hardouin A gallery in the heights of the soul: art according to Rachel Hardouin
• Mathilde Polidori Born in Lyon in 1987, Mathilde Polidori is a French artist and muralist based in Paris. Through her oils on canvas, pastels on paper, monumental murals and digital works, she explores and dissects the emotional, intimate and sensual nuances of the faces around her.
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• Dalel Ouasli Like a modern Homer, artist Dalel Ouasli recounts the richness and history of the Mediterranean, from its origins to contemporary stories. With a degree in plastic arts from the Sorbonne and a rigorous mastery of oil painting, she offers a modern reinterpretation of the ancient world from figuration to portraiture.
• Ömer Eken Born in 1988 in the Silvan district of Diyarbakır, a town in south-east Turkey, Ömer Eken graduated from the town's art college. He graduated from the Mimar-Sinan University of Fine Arts in Istanbul, first in the traditional Turkish crafts department, then in the painting department. The artist now lives and works in Diyarbakır.
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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
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We want to create a direct link between the public
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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
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They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Vassiliki Koukou Vassiliki paints worlds in her own image, full of life, colour and fantasy.
• Davide Puma Davide Puma was born in Sanremo in 1971. A draughtsman for as long as he can remember, he devoted the first few years of his professional life to drawing to other avenues.
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• Albane de Labarthe Albane de Labarthe is a visual artist,dancer and set designer. She lives in Paris. Albane is currently presenting a new project entitled "TOILES LIBRES". - Étoffes de peau". Her creations include performances and paintings.
• David Bartholoméo David Bartholoméo is a French artist who lives and works in Paris. A liberated artistic expression, a shamanic vision.
• Bao Vuong Bao Vuong is originally from Vietnam. He arrived in France with his family at At the age of 1, as a political refugee. He then studied at the École des Beaux-Arts in Toulon and the École Supérieure d'Art in Avignon.
• Patricia Perello Patricia Perello has had an unusual career.
• Andrea Britto Andrea was born into a world vibrant with colour, where lines are drawn with the ink of passion.
• Marie Gueydon de Dives Born into a family of artists, Marie Gueydon de Dives was first involved in ecology, exploring his sensitivity towards nature. Later, attracted by clay, she begins to a process of transformation through art.
• Vanessa Ohl Born in Bayonne to a mother of Spanish origin and a French father, Vanessa Ohl grew up in Biarritz by the ocean, very close to the mountains of the Pyrenees and on the edge of the Landes forest.
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Argument in English N°Special Street Art, paru le 01/02/2025

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Wild Drawing Wild Drawing (WD) was born and raised in Bali, Indonesia. He has a degree in fine and applied arts. He began painting on the street in 2000 and has spent most of his time there ever since, although he has never stopped working in his studio. WD has taken part in festivals and exhibitions in Asia, Europe and America, and his work has appeared in books on the global street art scene.
• SYRK A merry urban bestiary
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• Street art to live Every year, from May to November, in the heart of the fields and village of Lurcy-Lévis, in the Allier department, the Street Art City gallery opens its doors to the general public. Once an abandoned training centre, this vast space has been transformed into a dynamic residence for street art artists.
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Argument in English N°Issue 11, paru le 06/01/2025

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
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We want to create a direct link between the public
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They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Isabelle Vialle In the inexhaustible dialogue between the visible and the invisible, between the material and the spiritual, lies the work o f Isabelle Vialle, a French artist whose work seems to inhabit an intermediate territory between the concrete and the evanescent. Isabelle is a creator who defies the limits of perception, transporting us into a world where Form, colour and texture are not simply visual elements, but expressions of a profoundly existential quest.
• Hani Zurob Hani Zurob is a contemporary Palestinian artist living in Paris. He was born in 1976 in the Rafah refugee camp in Gaza, He studied visual arts at An-Najah University in Nablus, before moving to Ramallah. In 2006, a grant from the Cité internationale des arts de Paris led him to settle in France, where he has lived ever since. He is known for his works that blend figuration and abstraction, often inspired by of his own experience and the Palestinian situation, using unusual materials such as tar. His work has been exhibited in many cities around the world, and features in prestigious collections including the British Museum and the Institut du Monde Arabe.
• Stefania Strouza I meet Stefania on the terrace of a café in Exárcheia, the anarchist district o f Athens where many artists live. Passers-by stroll peacefully down the quiet street as Stefania introduces me to her background and vision. Born on the island of Zakynthos in the Ionian Sea, she studied architecture in Athens. Once she had completed her studies,
• Roberta Coni Roberta Coni was born in Marino (Rome) in 1976. She graduated from the Accademia delle Belle Arti in Rome in 1999. She completed her studies abroad with two scholarships in Spain and the United States. Primarily interested in the human figure, she mixes the classical technique of oil painting with full-bodied blends of mixed media. Since 2009, her research has focused on large-scale paintings in which the face often emerges from the shadows in an interpretation in which the contemplative soul aims to express itself continuous introspection. It is characterised by a strong sense of realism combined with increasingly rough materials. From female figures of poignant expressivity, faces in the foreground where, with particular, almost lenticular attention, the brush lingers on the skin and eyes, on the details and secret pulsations of the pictorial surface.
• Emma Lapassouze Emma Lapassouze is a contemporary French artist whose work encompasses a wide range of media, including pictorial creations, sculptural assemblages and installations. Her artistic practice is deeply rooted in an exploration of matter and materials, reflecting an early fascination with textures and the tactile experience of working with sand, earth, wood and paint.
• Frédéric Léglise Frédéric Léglise was born in Nantes in 1972. He lives and works in Paris and has taught at the École supérieure d'art et design de Grenoble- Valence since 2007. He studied at the École nationale supérieure des beaux-arts in Paris. His work focuses almost entirely on exploring the art of portraiture, particularly the portrait of women. He has taken part in numerous exhibitions in France and abroad, inmuseumsandgalleries,and at art fairs such as FIAC and Art Basel. His work is part of several public collections (Frissiras Museum in Athens; MMSU in Rijeka; La Maison Rouge in Paris; ESKFF Foundation in the United States, etc.).
• Samantha Ornon Samantha Ornon, a n artist whose work transcends the act of creation, stands out as a symbol of the world. a beacon of sensitivity and reflection in today's world. His approach to oil painting not only reveals his technical mastery, but also invites the viewer on an introspective journey through nature, a central theme in his work. With a deep connection to his environment, she transforms her love of the natural world into an artistic expression rich in nuance and symbolism.
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Argument in English N°Special, paru le 01/12/2024

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Boris Labbé Born in 1987, Boris Labbé is from the south-west of France and trained as an artist at the Beaux- Arts. Now an animator and video artist, he began his career as a draughtsman. After some ten years of artistic practice, he has remained a true artist ever since. But he has always been strongly influenced by drawing, which he sets in motion through animated film, video installation and mapping. Recently exhibited in Aix-en- Provence in an exhibition entitled "L'Infini turbulent" (Turbulent Infinity), a title borrowed from a book by Henri Michaux, Boris Labbé's work is a constant search for the way in which spaces are arranged at the heart of cycles, in the destruction and reconstruction of a dynamic specific to his work.
• Manon Pellan Manon Pellan is an artist who lives and works in the Paris region. A graduate of the Beaux-Arts in Rouen, she mainly uses graphite pencil on white paper, which she combines with her drawings, playing with detail, realism and framing. Her work touches on intimate subjects such as absence, emptiness and relationships with oneself and others.
• Lara DEL AOR Lara DEL AOR is an artist inhabited by her painting. The creative gesture is the manifestation of an extension of herself. She claims to have this desire to paint buried deep down in her soul. Itwastheexpressionof an inner need that just had to be given concrete expression through a medium. His works, felt and spontaneous, are given to us with a great sense of humour and generosity. She also talks about art, and what art brings her, with volubility, liveliness and great transparency. You can feel DEL AOR's genuine joy in creating.
• Cécile Beau Born in 1978, Cécile Beau lives and works between Paris and Le Havre. Morbihan. After graduating from the Beaux- Arts in Tarbes and Marseille, she completed her studies at Le Fresnoy, the national studio for contemporary arts in Tourcoing, from which she graduated in 2008. She has won numerous prizes and awards, including the Crédit Agricole prize at the Salon de Montrouge in 2011, and the Découverte prize awarded by the Friends of the Palais de Tokyo in 2012. Since then, she has taken part in a number of creative residencies and held numerous solo and group exhibitions in France and abroad, and her work has been acquired by institutional collections (FRAC).
• Najia Mehadji Najia Mehadji is a French- Moroccan artist born in 1950. She now lives and works between Paris and Essaouira. She is a graduate of the Beaux-Arts in Paris, with a master's degree in visual arts and art history from Paris I and a degree in theatre from Paris VIII in the 1970s. Her practice began with performance art, followed by ink drawings on paper, before moving on to paint and, from 2010, large brushes. Her work has been regularly exhibited internationally, and features in the collections of many museums, including the Centre Pompidou and the Institut du Monde Arabe in France.
• Vasco Mourão Originally y from Portugal, Vasco Mourão now lives and works in Barcelona. Trained as an architect, for some years now he has been devoting himself to artistic creation, while keeping the city and its motifs at the centre of his approach. From residencies in Japan, exhibitions in China and France, he explores urban space on a variety of media (metal, marble, paper), depicting cities by hand. he has lived in or travelled through. He has also published cartoons in publications such as The Washington Post and The New Yorker.
• Catherine Gillet Catherine Gillet is a visual artist who graduated from ESAD in Orléans. She expresses herself mainly through engraving and drawing, but more recently also through volume creation. She has won several prizes and her career as an artist has been marked by many distinctions, such as the Lacourière prize she received in 2000, awarded by the Bibliothèque nationale de France for intaglio printmakers since 1979. Since the 1980s, she has exhibited regularly in galleries, art centres and fairs. Some of her work can be found in public collections in France and Japan.
• Juli About Juli About was born in Avignon in 1974. She now lives and works in the south of France. She is a visual artist who specialises in creating in porcelain, she creates works of art and installations in which she tackles the question of the body, intimacy, our relationship with the world, fragility and connection. More recently, she has also been experimenting with embroidery, music and poetry. In 2021, she received an award from Beautiful Bizarre magazine. From festivals to galleries and exhibitions, she regularly exhibits in France and abroad.
• Fabien Mérelle Fabien Mérelle was born in 1981. He currently lives and works in Paris. between Paris and Tours. A 2006 graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris, he is also a former boarder at the Ecole des Beaux-Arts de Paris. Casa Velázquez in Madrid, and specialises in contemporary drawing. For some years, he has also experimented with volume installations, following the same aesthetic research as in drawing, on the question of realism and metaphor, self- portraiture and, more broadly, the human condition.
• Victoria Tanto Born in France in 1988, Victoria Tanto is a graduate of the École des Arts Décoratifs in Paris, specialising in textile and material design. For several years, she worked for the set designers at Chanel, creating 1/50 or 1/100 scale models of the company's products. elements of vegetation that adorn the preparatory models for haute couture shows. At the same time, inspired by this high-precision work, she is developing her own artistic research, particularly in embroidery, which she is experimenting with in an approach marked by black and white and repetition.
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Argument in English N°Issue 10, paru le 03/10/2024

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Joël Leick « Paradox of an imaginary dialogue »
• Victoria Tanto Born in France in 1988, Victoria Tanto is an artist who graduated from the École des arts décoratifs de Paris, first in animated film and then in textile and materials design. For several years, she worked for the scenographers at Chanel, creating 1:50 or 1:100 scale images of the vegetation used to dress the haute couture catwalks. At the same time, inspired by this high-precision work, she developed her own artistic research, particularly in embroidery, which she experimented with in an approach marked by black and white and repetition.
• Éric Michel In the vibrant world of contemporary art, few artists manage to capture the essence of time and light with the mastery and ingenuity of Éric Michel. Born in France, Éric Michel has developed a remarkable career marked by constant exploration and an unwavering passion for innovation.
• Anaïs Yeonhwa "Recovery", "Healing", "Omnipresent", "Light", "Eternity", "Immensity", "Kairos", "Weft and Warp", "Peace", "Relationship" and so on. Anaïs writes these words down in her notebook and immerses herself in them before beginning her long creative process. This process requires patience and persistence. She maintains that in a technological, digital world in which time passes too quickly, she chooses to work against the tide of her times. She wants to show energy, space and the universe in her own language. The space that is invisible, untouchable, becomes visible and palpable through the silhouettes fashioned in knitwear.
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• Marie Pervenche In the vast world of contemporary art, where the boundaries between disciplines are blurred and artistic expressions are constantly reinvented, a figure has emerged who defies convention and captures the essence of our times: Marie Pervenche. Renowned for her daring approach and her ability to transform common spaces into stages for reflection and provocation, she has established herself as one of the most influential performance artists of her generation. With a career spanning more than a decade, Marie Pervenche has combined her training in the performing arts with a deep social and political commitment, creating works that not only entertain, but also question and challenge the viewer.
• Loïc Allemand Loïc Allemand is a French painter born in 1973. After graduating from the École des Beaux-Arts in Toulouse, Montpellier and Barcelona, he devoted himself entirely to painting. His figurative and post-impressionist works have been exhibited in a number of well-known galleries, as well as in numerous international collections. The Musée des Beaux- Arts in Béziers exhibits the artist's work in its permanent collection.
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Argument in English N°Issue 9, paru le 10/07/2024

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Fabien Mérelle Fabien Mérelle was born in 1981 and currently lives and works between Paris and Tours. A graduate of the Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2006, he is also a former resident of the Casa Velázquez in Madrid, and specialises in contemporary drawing. For some years now, he has also been experimenting with volume installations, following the same aesthetic lines of enquiry as in his drawings, on the question of realism and metaphor, self- portraiture and, more broadly, the human condition.
• Anton Hirschfeld Painter Anton Hirschfeld was born in Paris in 1992. Anton's Journey, the documentary directed by his mother, traces his journey from childhood and offers a deeply moving look at an exceptional artist with a singular career path, born with a mental disability.
• Jean-François Hubert One lucky day, while I was scouring exhibitions and auction houses in search of masterpieces and new talent, I came face to face with a very discreet personality who I've been following on social networks for decades. Here is a portrait of Jean-François Hubert, the renowned expert in Vietnamese art.
• Jason Gardner Jason Gardner is an American photographer. He lives and works between Paris and New York. He is represented by the Rachel Hardouin gallery. 15, rue Martel 75010 Paris 15martel.com Exhibition: September 2024 We the Spirits, published by GOST Books, 2023. Available to order: 60 euros excluding postage.
• Hugo Bel The art smuggler
• Alena Kuznetsova Alena Kunetsova was born in 1986 in the city of Arkhangelsk. She studied at the children's art school in Svetlovodsk, Kropivnitsa region, from 1996 to 2001, and went on to complete her postgraduate studies in Fine Art (KNUSA, 2008).
• Dasha Art Born in Belarus, Dasha Art seeks, through her work, to inspire others to see the world with new eyes and appreciate beauty in all its forms. Her philosophy is simple, but powerful: each image has the potential to tell a unique and moving story. Dasha not only captures moments, but transforms them into timeless works of art that transcend time and space. Her passion for photography and her ability to convey emotions through her images make her an unstoppable force in the world of visual arts.
• Margherita Lipinska Born in Poland in 1964, Margherita Lipinska graduated in painting from the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdansk in 1989. She continued her studies at La Sapienza University in Rome, where she has lived since 1991, working as an artist. She has taken part in major art fairs and exhibitions, notably in Genoa, Padua, Istanbul and Luxembourg.
• Alexandra Oza The composition of Alexandra's photographs is like her: dual. Ukrainian by birth, Alexandra arrived in Paris in her early twenties to pursue her career as an artist. The soul of her timeless landscapes is bathed in a desire for elsewhere. This introspection, nourished by her travels, is expressed through a particular process: Alexandra takes thirty- six photos in one place and then reuses the same negative on the other side of the world. This superimposition, full of paradoxes, raw and without post-production, weaves invisible links between elements whose souls are revealed in the light of contrasts.
• Beňat Picabea Between light and shadow: portraits of the invisible
• Jessica Pliez Somewhere between photographic portraits and two-headed bears, Jessica Pliez (born 1984) is a visual artist who juggles a range of techniques: pencil tips, revealing chemistry and silver paper, cotton paper, paints and inks, in acrylic or oil. In her laboratory, she explores the terrors of childhood, pagan bestiaries and human portraits, using gouges or ballpoint pens, on copper plate, linoleum or gum, whatever medium she finds or elaborates. The world she presents to us is made up of pieces of hearts, of sewn-up flesh that stabs and intertwines in a universe chiselled with details that are somewhere between gentle and horrifying. Everything is in motion, everything pulsates in these bodies between life and death. In 2021, Jessica took the name Ursika to sign her universe which revolves around her character: "Ourss" and Jessica December for her photographic work.
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Argument in English N°Issue 7, paru le 01/01/2024

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The ARGUMENT project was born of the idea of bringing together artworks, a public of readers and artists, present through interviews, and of conceiving the whole thing as a collective exhibition by placing the artists at the centre of the subject.
There is no advertising in it, it’s a deliberate choice to keep our independence.
We want to create a direct link between the public
It’s the artists who count above all else:
They write the world with matter, Share their visions and dreams with us, Playing with shapes and colours.They radiate poetry, wisdom and emotion.,Sommaire• Susan Fraser-Hughes Marc Chagall would say that art is a state of mind, and it is precisely this intangible essence that defines the work of Susan Fraser-Hughes. Born in Australia and living in Canada for more than a decade, this artist reflects the deepest feelings and emotions in each of her works. She is able to see the world from a different perspective, appreciating the detail and uniqueness of each object and person. Susan not only creates, but feels and lives intensely, making her art an extension of herself.
• Kevin Marion Kevin Marion is an American architect, married with children, but above all an artist. He uses computer tools to create avant- garde abstract compositions.
• Catherine Gillet Catherine Gillet is a visual artist who graduated from ESAD in Orléans. She expresses herself mainly through engraving and drawing, but more recently also through volume creation. Her career as an artist has been marked by a number of awards and distinctions, including the Lacourière prize in 2000, awarded by the Bibliothèque nationale de France to intaglio printmakers since 1979. Since the 1980s, she has exhibited regularly in galleries, art centres and fairs. Some of her work can be found in public collections in France and Japan.
• Tarik Berber Born in Banja Luka (Bosnia) in 1980, Tarik Berber studied at the Florence Academy of Fine Arts in an artist's studio, before moving to London, where he now lives and works. Before the age of 21, thanks to an "old-fashioned" art collector, he presented his work. He was the youngest artist invited to exhibit at the inauguration of the new Museum of Contemporary Art in Italy. It was at a number of major art fairs, both in Italy and abroad, that interest in his work grew among collectors.
• Sergio Guataquira Sarmiento Sergio Guataquira Sarmiento was born in Bogotá. At the age of 19, he left Colombia for Europe and enrolled at the Beaux-Arts in Poitiers, where he became interested in cinema and later entered the Institut des arts de diffusion in Louvain, Belgium. In 2018, his graduation film Simon pleure was spotted and circulated widely at festivals. Sergio currently lives in Brussels, awaiting regularisation.
• Dina Goldstein Dina Goldstein was born in Tel Aviv and emigrated with her family to Canada at the age of 7. She chose to become a photographer at the age of 23 after studying political science, sociology, anthropology, photography and art history. She started out as a photojournalist for the press, before embarking on a successful career as an advertising photographer, while also working on her own artistic projects. In 2009, she produced "Fallen Princesses" and has since devoted herself entirely to her artistic work. Dina Goldstein has exhibited her work in numerous museums and has exhibited on every continent.
• Fred Atlan Fred Atlan, born in April 1966, discreetly carries out his photographic research in the heart of his Parisian apartment-studio. He photographs, draws and paints too, in a sensitive universe of ink, graphite and pastel, which he mixes with all the materials his hands come into contact with. Fred Atlan creates images in his huis clos, listening to jazz composers, electro music and songs with lyrics.
• Nathalie Borowski A graduate of the Ecole des Beaux-Arts, Nathalie Borowski tries to establish links between science and societal patterns by working in different media such as drawing, decoupage and embroidery. It will shortly be on show in Luynes, Fresnes and Bourges.
• Didier Debriat Didier Debriat was born in Charleville-Mézières in 1955, one hundred years after Rimbaud. At the age of 12, he was deeply influenced by the exhibition of the Tutankhamen treasure at the Grand Palais in Paris. He is a lover of Saharan Africa, which he has travelled in all directions for decades. Along with his travel souvenirs, he brings back works of art from his friends in the Sahel, which he exhibits in Biarritz in his shop, Le Caméléon. Didier Debriat is also a poet and artist.
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