ZETO ART

ZETO ART ZETO is an independent institution based in Paris that organizes exhibitions and other art events, also develops and promotes artists and art works.

APPARAÎTRE / 映现Lu Yanpeng  Now on view at ZETO ARTA selection of recent works alongside the Memory of Stones series.Each...
06/05/2026

APPARAÎTRE / 映现
Lu Yanpeng

Now on view at ZETO ART

A selection of recent works alongside the Memory of Stones series.
Each image unfolds slowly, shaped by time, light and darkroom processes.

Small format prints available

📍 18 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
🗓 5 May – 9 June 2026





Temps calmeAntoine Auboiron  À travers une série d’œuvres en velours, Antoine Auboiron explore une surface à la fois sta...
03/04/2026

Temps calme
Antoine Auboiron

À travers une série d’œuvres en velours, Antoine Auboiron explore une surface à la fois stable et instable — où les formes apparaissent, se modifient et parfois disparaissent selon la lumière et le regard.

L’exposition propose un temps de suspension, un moment où l’image semble se donner immédiatement, tout en continuant d’évoluer.

À découvrir jusqu’au 14 mars.

ZETO ART
18 rue chapon, 75003 Paris





Temps calme12/03 -14/04 2026Antoine Auboiron La galerie est heureuse de présenter Temps calme, une exposition personnell...
05/03/2026

Temps calme
12/03 -14/04 2026
Antoine Auboiron

La galerie est heureuse de présenter Temps calme, une exposition personnelle d’Antoine Auboiron.

À travers une technique proche de la marqueterie, l’artiste compose ses œuvres à partir de velours et de couleurs pures assemblées bord à bord. La surface réagit à la lumière : selon l’angle du regard, les formes apparaissent ou se retirent, instaurant une perception lente et changeante de l’image.

Sans titre
114cmx140cm, 2023

🗓 Vernissage
12 mars, 18h -21h

📍ZETO ART
18 rue Chapon, Paris 3e





”While researching more than 30 slag heaps (there are over 200) in the mining basins of Nord-Pas-de-Calais during the cr...
07/12/2025

”While researching more than 30 slag heaps (there are over 200) in the mining basins of Nord-Pas-de-Calais during the creation of Chromophore, I discovered that several of them had experienced major fires. This was because some of the accumulated coal continued to burn (combustion), and the fire broke out spontaneously due to summer dry weather and rising temperatures (global warming), or was caused by arson. When I visited these burnt slag heaps one year after the fire, it seemed to me that nature had already created a new environment, even though blackened trees and soil remain in some places. New branches are growing on tree trunks that appear to have died in the fire, dandelion flowers are blooming all around, and lichen is forming new life in the burned fields. Faced with these natural forces of transition, I was reminded of the great Hanshin-Awaji earthquake of 1995, which I experienced at the age of 9.

The streets that existed until yesterday have disappeared, concrete buildings have collapsed, wooden houses have been burned to ashes, and the ground where the fires started still retains its heat. Walking through these surreal and vanished urban landscapes, frightened by the aftershocks, I keenly felt the smallness of human beings in the face of nature.(…)once again, I am driven by the desire to capture the imprint of time that remains on the site using local materials, drawing inspiration from Japanese papermaking, dyeing, and the production of ancient natural pigments.“ — Hideyuki Ishibashi

Pictured: Hideyuki Ishibashi, Burning ground (print #1-3, 4x5 inch film buried in the burning slag heaps of the Fouquières marsh from 30 August to 1 November 2023), Dichromate gum print with pigment created by the artist (plant ash) on black BFK Rives 280g, 26cm x 20cm, Edition of 3 (each copy is unique)

⛰️Floating Mountain, Whispering Ashes
🌿In collaboration with and Maison Tempsens ),
, curated by Paula Zeng
📍 ZETO ART, 18 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
🗓 13 Nov - 13 Dec 2025
🥂Finissage & Meet the Artist, 15:00 - 20:00, 13 Dec 2025

26/11/2025

“I first saw this black mountain from a train window, just after arriving in France. In winter I went to find it — the air cold, the ground breathing moldy earth mixed with the sharp smell of exhaust gas. When I returned in summer, the heat was intense, the soil dry, sweat running down my body. Some parts of the slope were veiled in pale grey-green lichen, as if the mountain had grown a new skin. Birch spread through the forested parts, while on the ridge pioneer plants released a mossy, green scent, dry soil warmed by the sun. Sea poppies carried a bitter, earthy note, and the lichen its faint, ghostly breath. This place spoke of time in layers: coal to soil, absence to bloom, movement to stillness.” — Hideyuki Ishibashi

📽️ This video documents how Hideyuki Ishibashi works as a chimiste for the series of Chromophore, combining scientific observation with artisanal technique: infrared photography, the collection of plants and soil samples, the extraction of natural pigments in collaboration with colorist-designer Machiko Saito, followed by printing using the historical gum bichromate process.

Each artwork is imbued with a unique hue, born from the plants gathered on the slag heap from which it emerges, revealing—beneath the surface of industrial history—an unexpected palette, far from the dark, mineral imagery usually associated with these landscapes.

Hideyuki Ishibashi’s solo show - presented by ZETO ART (in collaboration with and Maison Tempsens ), curated by Paula Zeng .

The exhibition remains on view until 13 December 2025.

Floating Mountain, Whispering Ashes
📍 ZETO ART — 18 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
🗓 13 Nov – 13 Dec 2025
⏱ Tuesday–Saturday, 12:00–19:00

Thank you to everyone who has visited the exhibition so far. We are delighted to continue sharing Hideyuki Ishibashi’s s...
25/11/2025

Thank you to everyone who has visited the exhibition so far. We are delighted to continue sharing Hideyuki Ishibashi’s solo show - presented by ZETO ART (in collaboration with ) and curated by Paula Zeng

Bringing together two long-term projects — Chromophore and Burning Ground — the exhibition traces Hideyuki’s years of research on the terrils of northern France. Through plant-based pigments, handmade paper, heat-altered negatives, and infrared photography, the artist reveals landscapes in continual transformation: shifting between erosion and regeneration, memory and material.

In Chromophore, pigments are extracted from plants collected on each terril, allowing the colours of the terrain itself to shape the image. Visitors are invited to experience the pigments and incense before encountering the prints — a way of re-opening perception through scent and recalling other layers of memory.

Burning Ground approaches the terrils as living, unstable grounds where fire, ash, microbes, and time reshape the earth. These works draw on the artist’s own memories of the Hanshin–Awaji earthquake, echoing themes of fragility, resilience, and the forces that exceed us.

For the first time, Hideyuki’s exploration of image and scent comes together through a special collaboration with Maison Tempsens , weaving pigments, heat traces, and olfactory experience into a single sensory field.

The exhibition remains on view until 13 December 2025. We look forward to welcoming more visitors into this quietly shifting landscape.

Floating Mountain, Whispering Ashes
📍 ZETO ART — 18 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
🗓 13 Nov – 13 Dec 2025
⏱ Tuesday–Saturday, 12:00–19:00

FRHideyuki Ishibashi  Floating Mountain, Whispering AshesCinq paysages issus des terrils du Nord, révélés par des pigmen...
11/11/2025

FR
Hideyuki Ishibashi
Floating Mountain, Whispering Ashes

Cinq paysages issus des terrils du Nord, révélés par des pigments végétaux prélevés sur ces mêmes sites.
Une image qui respire la transformation — entre mémoire industrielle et retour du vivant.

Curator / Commissariat : Paula Zeng
En collaboration avec La Maison Tempsens

📅 13.11 — 13.12.2025
📍 Zeto Art, 18 rue chapon, 75003 Paris
🥂 vernissage: Samedi le 15/11 17:00


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Hideyuki Ishibashi
Floating Mountain, Whispering Ashes

Five slag heap landscapes rendered with plant-based pigments collected on site.
A meditation on transformation — between industrial memory and the quiet return of the organic.

Curator: Paula Zeng
In collaboration with La Maison Tempsens

📅 13.11 — 13.12.2025
📍 Zeto Art, 18 rue chapon, 75003 Paris
🥂Opening: Saturday 13/11 17:00




A Tree Grows… 🌳At ASIA NOW 2025, Paris.Booth M12Featuring works by Qin Ni  , Sun Yanchu  , Shen Wei  , Yang Yi .yi , and...
25/10/2025

A Tree Grows… 🌳
At ASIA NOW 2025, Paris.
Booth M12

Featuring works by Qin Ni , Sun Yanchu , Shen Wei , Yang Yi .yi , and Hideyuki Ishibashi .

From silent roots to branching memories — each work unfolds around the image of the tree, a living metaphor of growth, time, and transformation.

📍ASIA NOW Art Fair, Monnaie de Paris
🗓️ October 23–26, 2025

👀Un autre monde dans celui-ci Exposition personnelle de Sun Yanchu  📍 ZETO ART18 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris🗓️ 11 octobre – ...
11/10/2025

👀Un autre monde dans celui-ci
Exposition personnelle de Sun Yanchu
📍 ZETO ART
18 rue Chapon, 75003 Paris
🗓️ 11 octobre – 12 novembre 2025
🥂Vernissage : samedi 11 octobre, 17h–20h

Entre la photographie et la peinture, il n’y a pas de frontière nette, mais une brume lente et mouvante.
Les peintures au révélateur de Sun Yanchu naissent dans cette zone trouble — là où la lumière, le temps et la matière dialoguent.Ses images ne sont pas prises, mais engendrées ; elles se révèlent comme on respire.

image1
Mer de pluie I
2025
Peinture au révélateur sur aluminium, acrylique sur bois, gravure sur bois
25,5 × 25,5 cm

image2
Pin et lumière III
2025
Peinture au révélateur sur aluminium, acrylique sur bois
30,5 × 30,5 cm

image3
Reflets du lac
2025
Peinture au révélateur sur cuivre, acrylique sur bois
25,5 × 25,5 cm

06/09/2025

Solo show de Yang Yi .yi

Le perroquet et son cerisier
Le titre de l’exposition semble tout droit sorti d’une fable, empreint de légèreté et
d’absurde. Un jour, l’artiste a croisé une scène inattendue : un perroquet perché dans
un cerisier. L’image, à la fois réelle et invraisemblable, donnait l’impression que le
réel s’était soudain glissé dans le domaine du conte. Elle est devenue un symbole :
ces instants hors de toute logique, ces images en léger décalage, sont peut-être la
manière même dont le monde se révèle à nous.

📅06/09 - 30/09 2025
🥂Vernissage: le 06/09 2025 17:00-20:00
📍18 rue chapon, 75003 Paris

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