PARIS PHOTO - D19

The Intervalle gallery is presenting an exceptional group exhibition at Paris Photo, booth D19 (main section), featuring previously unseen works by Marianne Maric, Antony Cairns, and Lucas Leffler.

Antony Cairns (b. 1980, England) offers an experimental vision of the megacity through night photography. His collotypes, printed on traditional Japanese Echizen Gampi paper and accompanied by their original glass plates, reinvent the contemporary city through a rare dialogue between innovation and ancestral craftsmanship. His work is held in prestigious collections, notably at the Victoria & Albert Museum (London) and the MEP (Paris).

Lucas Leffler (1993, Belgium) explores the history of photography and the intersections between art and science. With projects such as Zilverbeek and Implosion, he transforms unexpected materials—silver-bearing sludge or used iPhone screens—into photographic pieces that are both sculptural and deeply analog, where industrial memory and experimentation resonate with one another. His works are held in institutions such as the FOMU (Antwerp) and the Musée de l’Élysée (Lausanne).

Marianne Maric (1982, France) explores the sensuality and performativity of the female body through photography and performance. Her series Femmes Fontaines and Pain reinvent everyday gestures and celebrate women’s sovereignty, engaging in dialogue with references from art history. Her work has been exhibited at the Palais de Tokyo, the Athens Biennale, as well as at the FRAC Bretagne and FRAC Limousin.

Location: Grand Palais, 17 Avenue du Général Eisenhower, 75008 Paris