Tweak Art exhibition

The Tweak Art exhibition unveils Eric Vialla's metal sculptures, somewhere between abstraction and raw material, in an unprecedented dialogue between shapes, textures and perceptions.

After exploring graffiti painting, and more particularly 3D, artist Eric Vialla felt the need to give body to his forms, to materialize them in space, to bring them out of the imaginary and into the real world. This approach naturally led him to sculpture, where he transposes his graphic universe into matter. His work focuses on metals, notably rusted steel, stainless steel and copper, which he doesn't hesitate to combine to explore textures, reflections and contrasts. Each work is an experiment in surface and volume, a search for balance between raw form and abstract composition. In Tweak Art, the artist invites us on a sensory and introspective journey. His approach to abstraction leaves plenty of room for interpretation: here, art is not frozen, but lives and breathes with each viewer's gaze. In his view, every reading is valid - we are all connected, and it is in this multiplicity of perceptions that the work takes on its full meaning. The artist will be present from September 26 to 28 and October 17 to 19, 2025.