INHABITED FORMS

In each artwork, there is first a form. Sometimes abstract, sometimes almost figurative, sometimes bordering on an object, sculpture, furniture, or sign. But always a form that transcends its mere appearance. "FORMES HABITÉES" (Inhabited Forms) explores this silent presence of artworks: their ability to embody an emotion, a memory, an energy, without necessarily narrating or representing. Here, abstraction does not distance us from the tangible; on the contrary, it opens up a more intimate, freer space where everyone can project their imagination, their memories, their own inner landscapes. The sculptures of Thomas Junghans, the furniture pieces by Ah Um Design Studio, the duos by Valentine Rosi Mistou, the ceramics by Laurence Mallaret, the paintings by Jesse Hickman, the sensitive abstractions by Sarah Z. Short, and the lighting fixtures by Pascale Risbourg all converse in a shared quest: to give form to the invisible. These works come to inhabit our walls, our rooms, our daily gestures. They bring to our interiors something more than formal beauty: a vibration, a presence, an extra soul. They transform the house into a sensitive place, a refuge, an intimate landscape, like an extension of our inner self. With "FORMES HABITÉES," RART Galerie continues its exploration of art for the soul: an art of material and gesture, of abstraction and emotion, where each form seems to carry a secret life within it.

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In every work, there is first a form. Sometimes abstract, sometimes almost figurative, sometimes on the boundary between object, sculpture, furniture, or sign. But always a form that transcends its mere appearance. FORMES HABITÉES explores this silent presence of works: their capacity to embody an emotion, a memory, an energy, without necessarily narrating or representing. Here, abstraction does not distance us from the sensible; on the contrary, it opens up a more intimate, freer space where everyone can project their imagination, their memories, their own inner landscapes. The sculptures of Thomas Junghans, the furniture pieces by Ah Um Design Studio, the duos by Valentine Rosi Mistou, the ceramics by Laurence Mallaret, the paintings by Jesse Hickman, the sensitive abstractions of Sarah Z. Short, and the lighting by Pascale Risbourg engage in a dialogue within a shared quest: to give body to the invisible. These works come to inhabit our walls, our rooms, our daily gestures. They bring to our interiors something more than formal beauty: a vibration, a presence, an extra touch of soul. They transform the house into a sensitive space, a refuge, an intimate landscape, like an extension of our inner selves. With FORMES HABITÉES, RART Galerie continues its exploration of art for the soul: an art of matter and gesture, of abstraction and emotion, where each form seems to carry within it a secret life.