Exposition : Dead Train par Le Turk

Start the new season gently with our exhibition dedicated to the original plates of Dead Train, the first comic book by photographer Sébastien Salamand alias Le Turk.

We are pleased to invite you to our upcoming exhibition dedicated to Dead Train by the artist Le Turk, from 27 August to 12 September 2026, in our Parisian gallery.

The artist Sébastien Salamand aka Le Turk is a French artist, photographer and visual artist, renowned for his singular visual universe.

He is now moving towards the world of comic books with his first work Dead Train, which we are exhibiting through a selection of original plates.

From 2011, he opened his first studio, where he brought original décors to life through a unique blend of classical painting and culture, using materials such as wood, cardboard and polystyrene, thus giving free rein to his overflowing imagination, making him a complete artist.

In 2015, with the publication of his first photography book, the artist Le Turk emerged as a key player in the French photographic landscape, consolidating his status within the contemporary art scene.

Three years later, the city of Metz acquired a triptych of his works as part of the "Photographie Mon Amour" festival, offering him a retrospective exhibition at the Basilique Saint Vincent.

In addition to his limited-edition artistic creations, the artist collaborates with ready-to-wear brands, imprinting his visual signature on emblematic campaigns. Notably, he took over from Sarah Moon in the Lilith brand campaign, offering a distinctive visual interpretation.

These collaborations demonstrate his ability to merge visual art with the world of fashion, creating unique and memorable visual collaborations. After residing for several years between France and Germany, he has now chosen to settle in Sologne, his native region.

It is there that he opened his 350m2 studio, named l'Usine à Merveilles, with Laura Salamand. In this space, he gives free rein to his crazy cinematic ideas and