Le Marché Dauphine et le Marché Biron présentent Un marchand / Un artiste, 2022 edition. Each merchant welcomes an artist of their choice (craftsman, designer, stylist, etc.) to their stand.

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Full program

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Un petit aperçu de qui vous attend :

A little preview of what awaits you:

ROZALI’ART GALLERY
Stand 73

The Rozalia gallery (specialized in Japanese prints) presents the work of a Japanese artist: Junichi Mibugawa.
Born in 1973 in Fukuoka prefecture, he joined a woodcut publishing company in Kyoto in 1997 to improve his skills.
In 2011, he was selected for the 1st international woodcut exhibition and in 2018 participated in the 86th exhibition of the Japan Print Association.
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PRÉSENTS PASSÉS
Stand 22-23
Isabelle Maleval will present the work of Marie Desparmet on her stand.

From an early age, Marie has had the chance to be surrounded by creative people, painters, sculptors, poets. Curious, she has always had an open mind about nature, music, sculpture and mainly color. After an art school, she never let go of pencil or brush.

His travels, his encounters and his trials have brought him a lot; she thus began to paint more regularly, in watercolor or acrylic, while animating, for many years, painting workshops.

Until 2005, the figurative had always been his choice. But the line will gradually fade to give way to color. Acrylic for its smoothness becomes his main technique. The work with a knife sculpts the shapes.
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VELVET GALERIE
Stand 27
Saveurs d’enfance exhibition

A series of decorative works by C. Bartalo, created from original publications, books, magazines, original albums, period newspapers cut out then pasted and patiently arranged on linen canvases will be presented at the gallery.

Each unique collage is accompanied by Caesar masks corresponding to the theme chosen for the backgrounds.

The end result of this mixture of techniques, materials and textures gives relief to old comic book albums and an ideal decorative environment for the vintage masks of the César house.

A true declaration of love for all our childhood friends, a real tribute to the heroes of our youth and to the television universe of cartoons from the 1950s to the 2000s.

All these television characters were alive through our child’s eyes…

Time travel guaranteed…with pieces of madeleine as an aperitif.
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LIBRAIRIE AMK
Stand 207

The bookstore welcomes two artists: Philippe JOUBERT LUSSAC and ArteMysia.

After studying literature, Philippe Joubert Lussac worked in the press and then joined a web design agency. He trained in parallel with silver print techniques and was introduced to painting at the École des Beaux Arts in Paris.

Established for several years as an illustrator and freelance graphic designer, he explores abstract painting, digital creation, fashion illustration and pattern design, in a plurality of styles claimed as a wealth.

His work is rooted in history, heritage, fashion, and finds in nature an essential source of energy and inspiration.

The recurring themes of his works are the mourning of childhood, the passage of time and lightness.

ArteMysia
Collages

Self-taught artist, ArteMysia likes to tell stories and create atmospheres using old papers, photos, fabrics or documents. Surreal or melancholy, his compositions call for silence and contemplation, but also question our inner worlds and the fragility of life.
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ICONOCADRE
Stand184

Anysia Nefissi is a visual artist born in Paris in 1991. She has been working in abstract painting, automatic drawing and installations between Paris and London since 2014.

Her work is kaleidoscopic and she is interested in alternative and experimental forms of representation. the work of color, paradox, duality and form.

Committed to her territory, she founded the association The Art Club 93 in 2021 to promote the talents of Saint-Ouen and Seine-Saint-Denis through exhibitions, workshops and artistic events.

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ATELIER TERRE FIBRE
Stand 29
C. Rockein

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SHIP ANTIQUES
Stand 24,25,26

Beugré Aimé Cyrille, better known as BA CYRIL, is a painter and graphic designer born on March 1, 1994, in the city of ABIDJAN. We could already discern in him from an early age a predisposition for the plastic arts. Carried away by the universe of mangas he decided very early to integrate a school of Plastic arts to improve. So after the BEPC he joined the Technical Center for Applied Arts (CTAA) in Bingerville. It was in this school that he deepened his knowledge of painting, in particular thanks to the painter Jacob Bleu. It was then that he devoted himself more openly to the graphic arts and discovered a technique little known in its accomplished form: SCRIBLING Technique which later became his trademark. A style that is both simple and complex, doodling is done spontaneously with wavy and messy lines. Inspired by human emotions, his favorite subjects are portraits. He takes pleasure in expressing movement through his expressive scribbles. His challenge is to present order from disorder and leave an unfinished side in his works so that the viewer can imagine what’s next. Since 2015, he has persevered and acquired some notoriety. The press talks about his fabulous portraits made just in pen and he meets and exhibits alongside stars such as Fally Ippupa, Toofan, Shin Sekai, Gervinho, Ronaldinho, Rick Ross etc. In a few years he marks his presence in the middle visual arts and participates in a collective exhibition in the painting category at the Basquiat gallery. From now on, it is with Ba Cyril that we can still say that Africa has incredible talent!

Un marchand / Un artiste, 2022 edition
from Saturday May 14 to Sunday June 26, 2022

Marché Dauphine
132-140 rue des Rosiers
93400 Saint Ouen
Saturday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Sunday: 10 a.m. – 6 p.m.
Monday: 11 a.m. – 5 p.m.