The exhibition presents works by three artists, Vincent Richeux, Nicolas Blind and Hukone, which combine pop culture influences, graphic design and painterly expression.

Color is central to Vincent Richeux's work. His expression ranges from small touches of color to large surfaces, and his works feature a figurative language of women, animals, and animated characters. The end result is bold, colorful, and expressive.

Nicolas Blind combines figurative and abstract expression in his work. His background in graphic design is reflected in a thoughtful visual whole, where different modes of expression engage in a constant dialogue with each other.

Hukonen brings an urban and graffiti-inspired perspective to the exhibition. His works combine pop culture, street art and experimental use of techniques, creating a contemporary and sometimes opinionated imagery.

The works are made with high-quality sublimation printing, which allows for bright colors and deep black tones. The printing absorbs the ink into the material, making the images durable and long-lasting. The frames are pine wood wedge frames, which are both lightweight and durable. All works are handmade in Alsace, France, in a workshop with long experience.