DS Galerie works with emerging French and international artists, many of whom present their first solo exhibition in France at the gallery. Committed to supporting them, the gallery accompanies the circulation of their works and their entry into public and private collections at a pivotal moment in their development, while developing close collaborations with institutions.
The programme is structured around practices in which fiction is not treated as a theme but as a tool — a way of producing forms, displacing narratives, and constructing situated imaginaries. Between intimate experiences and collective perspectives, these practices explore contemporary identities and mythologies as a way of engaging with the complexities of the present.

The gallery occupies a 100 m² through-space, opening onto the street and extending to a paved courtyard. Conceived as an integral part of the project, the interior architecture inhabits the existing structure while revealing its material qualities, articulating a sequence of exhibition spaces ranging from a white cube to the more intimate Salon. This configuration enables formats in which the relationships between works and space are reconfigured with each exhibition.

DS Galerie is part of a new generation of galleries redefining their role within the contemporary art landscape. Through exhibitions, publications, and events, it explores new modes of experiencing artworks. It positions itself as a site of action and reflection, bringing together a community of artists, curators, researchers, critics, and collectors around the imaginaries it supports.
The gallery maintains an active dialogue with international art scenes, particularly in Mexico and Latin America, and regularly participates in art fairs internationally. Its programme is regularly featured in the press, including Numéro Art, AD Magazine, and Forbes.

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