Confluences: a free contemporary art exhibition at the Cohle Gallery

At the heart of this event, five artists with diverse backgrounds and unique careers come together, testifying to the richness and diversity of contemporary creation. Cohle Gallery is delighted to present the work of Sepand Danesh, Ludovilk Myers, Manon Ajorque, Nicolas Mehdipour and Thomas Langley.

"Confluences" is more than an exhibition; it's a celebration of encounter, a space where contrasts become conversations, where differences weave a common fabric. Each work presented is a window onto the world of its creator, offering visitors a journey through artistic landscapes where the figurative and the abstract intermingle and respond to each other.

The artists featured in this exhibition represent a range of voices and visions that, while distinct, share a common desire to push the boundaries of their medium. From lyrical abstraction to figurative narratives, each piece is a fragment of a larger dialogue about the nature of expression, movement, identity and coexistence.

In "Confluences", you'll discover how these artists' paths cross, not only through their physical encounter in the exhibition space but also through the echoes of their works. These intersections create a dynamic web of ideas and emotions, a place of confluence where past and present, local and global, tangible and intangible meet.

Immerse yourself in this space of convergence, and let yourself be carried away by the currents of creativity that flow through it.

"Confluences" is an invitation to explore, feel and reflect on how art, in all its diversity, speaks a universal language of connection and resonance.

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From March 21 to celebrate this meeting of worlds, this dance of contrasts, and share a moment of appreciation for the beautiful and transcendent. "Confluences" is not simply an exhibition; it's a meeting point for all those who seek to understand the complexity and beauty of our world through the eyes of invited artists.