the work of Jérémy Gobé reflects a vision of an art "in life".
Jérémy Gobé
Artist, Coral Artefact founder & General manager
The work of Jérémy Gobé reflects a vision of an art "in life". He goes to meet workers without works and materials without workers, objects without use and unshaped works. Through his exhibitions in France (Palais de Tokyo, CENTQUATRE-Paris, Bullukian Foundation, etc.) and internationally (Bass Museum Miami, Hangzu China Museum, Shanghai Yuz Museum, etc.), his works propose a reconnection with nature. Like the verbatim of Auguste Rodin: "an art that has life does not reproduce the past, it continues", Jérémy Gobé, inspired by ancient know-how, imagines global solutions to contemporary issues.
Claire Durand-Ruel
Patron and Corail Artefact strategy and development director
A lawyer by training, Claire Durand-Ruel participated for twenty years in steering coordination between the French political and industrial authorities, in the context of the sale of large capital goods in North America and the Middle East. As a collector, Claire now pursues her activity in the discovery and promotion of the young French contemporary art scene through her ATTITUDE platform which, depending on the projects she supports, ensures overall design, coherent discourse, ethics and financial support.
Elisabeth Caravella
Artistic collaborator for Corail Artefact
Élisabeth Caravella is an artist and filmmaker who graduated from the European School of Image, Decorative Arts in Paris and from Le Fresnoy, Studio National. His work, exhibited in France and abroad, is at the border between contemporary art and cinema.
She produces video installations as well as experimental fictional films inspired by cybernetics and new technologies. Since 2018, his work Howto has participated in the traveling exhibition Computer Grrrls initiated by the HMKV in Dortmund and the Gaité Lyrique in Paris.