Dior Lady Art

Born in 1964, Marc Quinn is recognised as one of the leading artists of his generation. Emerging in the early 1990s, his extensive work spans sculpture, painting, and drawing, defying traditional classification and pushing both material and conceptual boundaries to explore the complexities of the human condition. 

Revealing a colorful palette enhanced by captivating contrasts, and as if frozen in time, the portraits by French painter Inès Longevial convey the artist's intimate imperative: “to make the face speak”. Her subjects are transformed into landscapes shaped by light and traversed by shadows, inviting exploration of the realm of sensations. 

Born in Kuwait, Alymamah Rashed explores themes of identity, climate, and nature through the history of her own body. Imbued with surrealism, her work examines social change through the lenses of womanhood, spiritual intelligence, and the grounding presence of Kuwait, which connects her to the world like a root, alongside an intimate dialogue with everyday objects. 

Born in Korea, Lee Ufan lives and works between Paris, New York, and Japan. He is the theorist and spokesperson for the avant-garde Mono-ha (“school of things”) movement, which focuses on the encounter and interdependence of natural and industrial materials, as well as their relationship with space.

Advocating for the harmonious co-existence of humans with the natural world, Sophia Loeb's abstract paintings are inspired by the sensation of being immersed in nature, whether physically or in spirit. Combining expressive brushwork with moments of stillness, her work is realised through intuitive gesture, bringing the viewer into communion with the memory of a primordial Earth, untouched by mankind.

Patrick Eugène – born in New York to Haitian parents and now based in Atlanta – incorporates the connections that unite the African culture between the Caribbean and mainland North America into an intuitive artistic practice. 

Bright colors and statement texts come together in the joyful and subversive work of London-born artist Lakwena. Conveying messages of hope, she is interested in the commonalities between individuals, with a utopian vision that dreams of redemption and liberation.

Eva Jospin’s installations and sculptures can be discovered and experienced as enchanted interludes that invite escape and dreams. Through her research, the French visual artist has composed a fantastical imaginary world that evokes the settings of childhood stories and her various travels and residences. 

 A Brooklyn native and graduate of Parsons School of Design, Jessica Cannon is a contemporary American painter whose work explores abstract and spiritual landscapes. Depicting refracted sunrises and mysterious celestial movements in a palette of pastel tones, her paintings have a transcendental and meditative quality. 

Originally from Shandong Province, China, Ju Ting is an abstract artist based in Beijing whose work stands out for its fusion of conventional mediums – painting and sculpture – and the way she blurs the boundaries between them.