Carole A. Feuerman (born Carole Ackerman) was born in 1945 in Hartford, Connecticut, USA. In the late seventies, after having developed works linked to the poetics of the fragment, theorized by postmodernist thought, she began to create full-figure sculptures with a strong realist impact. Her personal variation of pop marks the profound difference with the works created in the late sixties by the hyperrealist sculptors. In 2011, she founded the Carole A. Feuerman Sculpture Foundation. She lives and works in New York.​

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​​Patrick Hughes, born Peter David Hughes on 20 October 1939 in Birmingham, England, is an artist best known for inventing a unique optical illusion known as ‘reverspective’: a three-dimensional relief painting in which the objects that appear closest to the viewer are in fact the furthest away in space. His work plays with perspective and distance, challenging and sometimes disorientating his audience. Currently living and working in London, England, Hughes continues to follow the traditions of Pop Art, Optical Art and Surrealism.​​

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​Jeff Koons is the world's most expensive living artist. He is famous for his giant sculptures and paintings, as well as his talent for provocation. His work is particularly influenced by the advertising iconography and American pop art of the 1980s. Fond of kitsch, he exploites this vein to the full and wins over collectors the world over. He uses icons of popular culture from the USA to add to his aesthetic. His work ‘Rabbit’, to be auctioned in 2019 by Christie's in New York, sold for 91 million dollars, an all-time record for a living artist.​

Leo Manelli intrigues as much as he fascinates. As an extraordinary artist, he is known for his ability to merge classical painting with anachronistic elements drawn from art and luxury, creating a unique blend of eras and cultures. A talented realistic painter, he meticulously reproduces masterpieces, often sourced from prestigious museum collections. However, his creative process remains a mystery to those around him. Leo Manelli appropriates these works to bridge the centuries and breathe life into artworks of timeless beauty.

Paul Sibuet is a French sculptor who creates colorful contemporary works based on the principle of optical illusion : he is famous for its aluminium and resin paint can sculptures. Soon, he breaks free from the techniques taught by exploring his own perceptions of the object and volumes, thus creating his signature. In his "installations", first monochrome then multicolor and representational productions, the artist plays with physical constraints to bring spaces to life.

A conceptual painter, Daniel Airam passionately recounts the history of art in his works, following in the footsteps of the greatest. Daniel Airam is a French artist born in 1958 in Lyon, France. After studying graphic art in Lyon, he worked in the printing industry. Since 1982, he has devoted himself to painting. In the vertigo of a world in which everything wavers, where there is no longer a reliable model, will the image still be able to dazzle, its power to be, to finally exist as it is conceived?

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