Graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Paris (2016), Andrés Barón develops his artistic practice through film, video and photography. His approach establishes a relationship with the image transformed by screens and networks, playing with the spaces of representation. His work has been shown in various venues and exhibitions in France and abroad. DS Galerie devoted two solo exhibitions to him in 2023, one at the gallery “Grammars”, the other at Paris Photo. More info

Trained at the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris, the Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Vienna, and the École Duperré, Pierre Dumaire develops a pictorial practice that explores ambiguous spaces, traversed by latent narratives and a tension between visibility and concealment. Drawing on an iconography rooted in gay visual culture, his work is characterized by the use of painting on silk, silkscreen, and printmaking, lending the works a melancholic and expressive tone.More info

Peter Marcasiano (1921–1984), born in southern Italy and trained in the United States, moved to Europe in the early 1950s before living and working in Paris. He developed a discreet and rigorous body of work, primarily devoted to small-scale still lifes—onions, fish, flowers—painted in thin, quiet layers. Through the repetition of motifs and a muted palette, his painting takes on an almost metaphysical presence. Long kept in relative obscurity, his work is now undergoing a gradual rediscovery. More info

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