Artists in residence

Born in 1993, Daniel Mebarek is a Bolivian artist who lives and works in Paris. He is graduated from Sciences Po Paris, the London School of Economics (LSE) and the Photography Department of the Université Paris 8 Vincennes – Saint-Denis. His practice engages with issues surrounding collective memory, history and archives.

His work has been published in Fotofilmic (CAN), Der Greif (DEU), Humble Arts Foundation (USA), Kris Graves Projects (USA), Balam Magazine (ARG), among others.

In 2020, his work has been selected by the Aperture Foundation for the group exhibition Information at the Fotografiska Museum in New York. With his new works, he will soon participate in the 10th edition of “Rencontres photographiques” in Paris in November 2021.

In addition to his artistic practices in photography, the artist has recently co-curated the exhibition DUST: The Plates of the Present, a photographic installation of 1031 photograms initiated by artists Jo-ey Tang and Thomas Fougeirol, at the Centre Pompidou in Paris (October 2020-March 2021). He has also written for Magnum Photos and American Suburb X.

Franco-Algerian director, actress, poet. A graduate in Political Science, she trained in theater at the La Mancha International School in Chile, then joined for 6 years the Workcenter of Jerzy Grotowski and Thomas Richards in Italy. In 2025, she obtained a Master 2 in Theater at Paris-Nanterre. Her research explores the intertwining between poetry, singing, and theater. She teaches and performs on many international stages in Europe, Asia and Latin America. Author of the collection La piel es un velo, she directs the festival Spoon Lírico in Santiago and stages plays in France and Chile. In residence at the Cité internationale des arts, his project Sous les langues explores a dramaturgy around the songs of Kabylie, at the crossroads of documentary and poetry.

Manoela Medeiros is a visual artist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

In her research, she uses various media, including sculpture, painting, performance and installations that articulate ambivalent relationships between language, nature and ruin.

Her personal exhibitions include: Poeira Varrida, Fortes D’Aloia and Gabriel – São Paulo; Analogies Vivantes, comissioner by Alicia Knock, Saint-Sévrin – Paris 2019, Falling Walls, Galerie Double V – Marseille.Among his group exhibitions and awards: Villa Noailles – Toulon, Espaces Témoins, Praz-Delavallade – Paris,, Pipa Prize, MAM – Nominated, Brazil, Vivemos na melhor cidade da América do Sul, Fundação Iberê Camargo – Porto Alegre, 67th prize Jeune Création, Thaddaeus Ropac – Pantin, 62nd Salon de Montrouge, Le Belffroi – Montrouge; Hallstatt, Fortes D’Aloia & Gabriel – São Paul.