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Exhibition at the Gallery: Nathalie Soulet welcomes Laurent Dauptain

Name: Exhibition at the Gallery: Nathalie Soulet welcomes Laurent Dauptain
Start: 2026-04-01
End: 2026-04-29
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Come and discover the new duo exhibition at Galerie Nathalie Soulet! The exhibition at the Nathalie Soulet Gallery brings together sculptor Nathalie Soulet and painter Laurent Dauptain.

This exhibition presents works that engage in a dialogue centred on a shared quest: to capture the emotion of life. Nathalie Soulet’s sculptures, modelled with sensitivity, explore faces and bodies with intensity. In contrast, Laurent Dauptain’s paintings display a vibrant materiality, where texture and colour merge. His urban landscapes and self-portraits explore identity, time and perception. The dialogue between clay, bronze and paint creates a unique encounter between volume and surface, silence and movement. This exhibition highlights two distinct yet complementary worlds, united by a shared contemporary sensibility. Opening on Saturday 4 April from 6pm, attended by the artists.