Daniel Buren - Famous for his conceptual work, often incorporating stripes, and for challenging perceptions of space and architecture.
Sophie Calle - A multidisciplinary artist known for her explorations of intimacy, surveillance, and the boundaries between public and private life.
JR - A French artist and photographer known for his large-scale public installations and socially engaged works.
Pierre Huyghe - Recognized for his work in installation and video, often blurring the lines between fiction and reality.
Annette Messager - Known for her use of everyday objects and textiles to explore themes of memory, identity, and gender.
Philippe Parreno - A conceptual artist who works across mediums like film and installation, questioning the nature of reality and experience.
Xavier Veilhan - Noted for his sculptures, installations, and public art, often playing with scale and perception.
Martial Raysse - A pioneer of Nouveau Réalisme, he blends pop culture with classical references, often through painting and sculpture.
Kader Attia - A multidisciplinary artist whose work examines the legacy of colonialism and the concept of repair.
Zineb Sedira - Known for her video and photographic work that explores issues of migration, memory, and diaspora.
Laure Prouvost - A video and installation artist known for her surreal and humorous narrative style.
Tatiana Trouvé - Known for her intricate sculptures and installations, which often explore the relationship between space and memory.
Bernard Venet - A French conceptual artist, known for his mathematical and scientific approach to sculpture, especially his steel arcs and lines.
Claire Tabouret - A painter celebrated for her expressive figurative works, often exploring themes of identity and human connection.
Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster - An artist working with film, installation, and performance to create immersive environments.
Mohamed Bourouissa - A multimedia artist whose work engages with issues of power, race, and urban life.
Jules de Balincourt - Recognized for his vibrant, abstracted paintings that often engage with political and social themes.
Jean-Marc Bustamante - Known for his large-scale photographs and sculptures that explore the relationship between nature and the built environment.
Julien Creuzet - A multimedia artist blending history, culture, and politics in his work, with a strong focus on postcolonial narratives.
Claire Fontaine - An artist collective known for their conceptual art, often addressing issues of labor, power, and identity.
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