Fin DAC at the Goldshteyn-Saatort Gallery: carte blanche between street art and Japonism - closing event

Fin DAC is holding his first solo exhibition in Paris with carte blanche at the Goldshteyn-Saatort Gallery from September 26, 2025, unveiling 22 original works with Japanese, Art Nouveau, and Belle Époque influences. Closing on November 27, 2025, REGISTRATION REQUIRED.

Enter a world where the walls whisper secrets from the East and Europe... Fin DAC's first solo exhibition in Paris, the artist has been given carte blanche at the Goldshteyn-Saatort gallery for an aesthetic interlude between urban art, Japonism, Art Nouveau, and the Belle Époque, since September 26, 2025. The exhibition features 22 original works, designed as double-sided objects, each revealing a surprise on the reverse side, like a well-kept secret of the artist. Closing on November 27, 2025, registration is required. Places are limited, and reservations by email are essential at contact@galeriegs.com.

As soon as you enter the gallery, an enveloping atmosphere grips you. Fin DAC's canvases, recognizable by their powerful, enigmatic female figures, are given a new lease of life here, enriched by historical and aesthetic inspirations. The artist, known for his mural portraits on city facades the world over, is exhibiting here for the first time in Paris in an intimate setting.

An artistic rendezvous for lovers of mixed aesthetics

If you're passionate aboutcontemporary art, street art revisited with elegance, or mixed cultural influences, this exhibition is for you. Do you enjoy strolling through galleries in search of powerful female gazes and subtle visual narratives? Fin DAC offers you a helping hand. The experience lends itself to a contemplative solo outing, a romantic getaway in the Marais, or an evening out with art- and dance-loving friends.

On the other hand, if you're looking for a purely festive, noisy or digitally interactive event, this is not the exhibition for you. This carte blanche is a moment of introspection, a tribute to silent beauty, to slow contemplation, to the harmony of forms and cultures.

An immersion in cultural dialogue

Each work seems to tell a hidden story, drawn from an imaginary world of iconic women, Japanese motifs, floral ornamentation and details evoking the refinement of the Belle Époque. The back of the works, conceived as a space for free expression, extends this game of double reading, adding a mysterious dimension to the visitor's experience.

With this exhibition, Fin DAC invites us to reconsider our relationship with images: what do we choose to show? What do we hide? What is a complete work? Fans of narrative art, mixed media and visual symbolism will find a wealth of material to explore.

Fin DAC 's carte blanche at the Goldshteyn-Saatort gallery is an invaluable stopover for all lovers of poetic urban art, curious about worlds mixed with elegance and mystery. An invitation to lose oneself, for a moment, in the details of a universe of cross-fertilizing influences.

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