L'être et le néon

L'être et le néon - a photographic exhibition by Julie Glassberg | Curated by: Marta Russoli.

EXTENSION The exhibition L'être et le néon is extended until Saturday, October 3. L'être et le néon. Between France, the United States, and Japan, Julie Glassberg captures gestures of freedom, resistance, and self-affirmation.

Through dance or the open road, her photographs reveal the vitality of those who reinvent their presence in the world.

Painting one's truck with flamboyant motifs, dancing every week despite the weight of years, building improbable bicycles for anarchic jousts: these are all ways of reclaiming one's space and identity.

The artist is interested in communities that transform everyday life into a language, individuals who invest an object not for what it is in itself, but for what it represents within their universes.

Her photographs show existences built through action, where the gaze of others has no hold, where freedom is lived fully, in movement and individual affirmation.

Conceived as an immersive experience, L'être et le néon draws visitors into the heart of these singular worlds: sounds, testimonies, and décors extend the energy and spirit of the images. The journey begins on the ground floor with STAYIN'ALIVE and its world of tea dances.

It continues in the small upstairs room with the raw energy of the BLACK LABEL BIKE CLUB, before concluding in the large room with the discovery of the spectacular Japanese DEKOTORAS trucks. A photographic and human experience where each image testifies to an act of freedom.

Curated by: Marta Russoli; Credits: Joanna Starck Julie Glassberg - Artist Julie Glassberg is a French photographer based in Paris. After studying graphic arts, she moved to New York to fully dedicate herself to her passion: photography.

Her work focuses on exploring cultural diversity, subcultures, underground scenes, and figures on the fringes of society. For seven years in New York, she collaborated regularly