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From February 12 to March 16, 2025, the Palais des Beaux-Arts will host the exhibition of the Félicités 2024 from the Beaux-Arts de Paris, titled "L’art et la vie et inversement".
Among these young talents, we find Julien Heintz—represented by Pal Project—alongside Anna de Castro Barbosa, previously showcased at the gallery during the group exhibition "Haruspex", Abdelhak Benallou during "Little Big Works", as well as Louise Vo Tan and Hugo Viana Da Silva during the group exhibition "Un fil se tend".
Curated by Anaël Pigeat, this edition highlights twenty-six artists whose perspectives on the contemporary world oscillate between introspection and collective engagement. Drawing from their personal journeys, they explore themes where the intimate meets the political, the everyday meets the universal. Family, friendships, and inner landscapes emerge as recurring motifs—expressed through painting and installations—that reveal both the fragility of a world in flux and its richness and contradictions.
Among these young talents, we find Julien Heintz—represented by Pal Project—alongside Anna de Castro Barbosa, previously showcased at the gallery during the group exhibition "Haruspex", Abdelhak Benallou during "Little Big Works", as well as Louise Vo Tan and Hugo Viana Da Silva during the group exhibition "Un fil se tend".
Curated by Anaël Pigeat, this edition highlights twenty-six artists whose perspectives on the contemporary world oscillate between introspection and collective engagement. Drawing from their personal journeys, they explore themes where the intimate meets the political, the everyday meets the universal. Family, friendships, and inner landscapes emerge as recurring motifs—expressed through painting and installations—that reveal both the fragility of a world in flux and its richness and contradictions.
