« Listen, the world breathes beneath the surface »
Juliette Kiều Mi Châu
04/06/2026 - 31/07/2026
Space 3 bis, Space N°4
Juliette Kiều Mi Châu
Born in 1995 in Ho Chi Minh City and a graduate of the Villa Arson, Juliette Kiều Mi Châu grew up between Vietnam and France—two territories that have deeply shaped her relationship to landscape, material, and the rhythms of the world.
Works
Fragment VI
Piste IV
Mycelium under construction VI
Mycelium under construction V
Trame parallèle
Morphose I
Fragment V
Fragment III
Lignes fertiles I
Ondulation
Orbite et embryon III
Orbite et embryon II
Orbite et embryon I
Cycle I
Cycle III
Cycle II
Proto-paysage IV
Naissance III
Potentiel en dilatation
Marée interne II
Lichen III
Lichen II
Lichen I
Prolifération vaine II
Prolifération vaine I
Bourgeon
Piste V
Piste II
Piste I
Tracé IV
Agrégat mental III
Agrégat mental II
Agrégat mental I
Circulation I
Sédiment méticuleux I
Mycelium under construction IV
Le sol rêve encore
Là où
Se mélangent
Ce qui pousse
Sous les formes
Ce qui veille
Mue II
Mue I
Voltage II
Voltage I
Morphose II
Cartographie du dessous
Proto-paysage I
Proto-paysage II
Naissance II
Naissance I
Géométrie des profondeurs
Tracé III
Tracé II
Tracé I
Fragment III
Fragment I
Segment II
Segment I
Réseau sans origine
Paysage sans direction
Infime nuit I
Proto-paysage III
Proto-paysage V
Proto-paysage VI
Colonies
Cartographie du dessous
Mycelium under construction I
Mycelium under construction II
Infime nuit II
Morphose II
Mycelium under construction III
Hyphes II
Hyphes III
Hyphes I
Lignes fertiles II
Lignes Fertiles I
Écoute, le monde respire sous la surface
Marée interne
Un sol commence ici
Biography
Born in 1995 in Ho Chi Minh City and a graduate of the Villa Arson, Juliette Kiều Mi Châu grew up between Vietnam and France—two territories that have deeply shaped her relationship to landscape, material, and the rhythms of the world.
She develops a pictorial practice in which microstructures, ecosystems, and inner landscapes are approached as sensitive environments.
Born in 1995 in Ho Chi Minh City and a graduate of the Villa Arson, Juliette Kiều Mi Châu grew up between Vietnam and France—two territories that have deeply shaped her relationship to landscape, material, and the rhythms of the world.
She develops a pictorial practice in which microstructures, ecosystems, and inner landscapes are approached as sensitive environments.
Her work explores the world as a relational continuum, where forms, materials, and gestures generate one another. Situated between biomorphic abstraction and organic figuration, her painting is conceived as an inhabited milieu, crossed by flows, memories, and transformations.
The works do not seek to represent, but rather to offer a sensory experience: a breathing space where forms emerge through their interactions. Networks, membranes, filaments, branches, porous structures… Forms appear as processes: they arise from the gesture, move, transform, and recombine.
Through layers, glazes, and drawn lines, the artist develops cartographies in which the visible often allows imperceptible relations to surface—circulations of energy, matter, and memory.
Painting becomes a place of passage, a space of transition, where attention is given to both what appears and what circulates between forms.
Nourished by ecological, phenomenological, and feminist approaches to the body, her practice rejects any form of hierarchy.
The world is conceived as a continuous atmosphere, where each element exists through its relations with others.
The canvas thus becomes a space of observation and gestation: a place where a network takes shape, a landscape begins to unfold, a world emerges—always in a state of becoming.
A “milieu-painting,” traversed by a dynamic field of relations, where the sensory reveals itself through metamorphosis and the pulsation of the connections that animate it.
Exhibitions
« Listen, the world breathes beneath the surface »
Juliette Kiều Mi Châu
19/03/2026 - 28/05/2026
Space 3 bis
Career
2026
Solo show, « Écoute, le monde respire sous la surface », Galerie Loft, Paris (Exposition à venir)