The Children in the Trees, Carina Barone
Carina Barone’s The Children in the Trees revisits a true 1944 story of Jewish children hidden in baskets to escape a Vichy raid, rendered in a powerful naïve style art Salon Comparaisons, Art Capital
Carina Barone’s The Children in the Trees revisits a true 1944 story of Jewish children hidden in baskets to escape a Vichy raid, rendered in a powerful naïve style art Salon Comparaisons, Art Capital
In this photo editorial by Daniel Bésikian and Hugo Bésikian, a father-and-son creative duo explore the tension between humanism and technology, drawing inspiration from Ghost in the Shell to reinterpret contemporary men’s ready-to-wear. Between flesh and code, identity becomes a shifting terrain.
the Salon Comparaisons of Art Capital offers each year a vibrant dialogue between contemporary artistic movements. This year it will take place from february the 12th to the 15th. Among them, the Abstract Expressionism group stands out for the strength of its collective energy and the diversity of visual languages it brings together. Here, abstraction is never cold or purely conceptual: it is permeated by the body, emotion, and vital impulse.