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PRESS

A selection of press articles, publications and awards.

2026

Arts in the City — Fabrice Ainaut, First Prize, Réalités Nouvelles 2026

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On the occasion of the 2026 Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Fabrice Ainaut was awarded the Arts in the City First Prize for his work exploring light and relief.​

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Arts in the City — Salon Réalités Nouvelles, 80th edition, at Césure, October 2026

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Presentation of the 80th edition of the Salon (5–8 November 2026, Césure, Paris 5th arrondissement): 120 artists and all forms of abstraction.​

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2023

ArtQuire

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"Kinetic art: when art begins to move"

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An overview of kinetic art, from its origins (Vasarely, Calder, the GRAV) to its current representatives. Fabrice Ainaut is cited among the contemporary artists extending this line of research, on the occasion of the exhibition "Source Code" (MetaHaus, Denise René, Charlot and Wagner galleries).

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Screenshot from the ArtQuire article "Kinetic Art: When Art Starts to Move," an overview of the kinetic art movement in which Fabrice Ainaut is cited among contemporary artists, on the occasion of the Source Code exhibition.

2022

CNAP — Centre national des arts plastiques

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« Liberalitas », Galerie Wagner, Paris, 2022–2023 · cnap.fr

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Group charity exhibition in support of the Frank Popper Contemporary Art Centre. Fabrice Ainaut is among the 34 donor artists, alongside Carlos Cruz-Diez, Julio Le Parc and Ode Bertrand.

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Screenshot from the CNAP website for the "Liberalitas" exhibition at the Wagner Gallery, where Fabrice Ainaut is featured at the top of the list of 34 artists donating to the Frank Popper Contemporary Art Center, Paris, 2022-2023

CNAP — Centre national des arts plastiques

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« La couleur en mouvement », Galerie Wagner, Paris, 2022 · cnap.fr

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Group exhibition presented by CNAP. Fabrice Ainaut is featured and exhibited alongside Julio Le Parc, Carlos Cruz-Diez, Miguel Chevalier and Horacio Garcia-Rossi.

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Screenshot from the CNAP website for the exhibition "Color in Motion" at the Wagner Gallery, where Fabrice Ainaut is cited and exhibited alongside Julio Le Parc and Carlos Cruz-Diez, Paris, 2022

CNAP — Centre national des arts plastiques

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Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, 76th edition, October 2022

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Work by Fabrice Ainaut reproduced on the CNAP website for the 76th edition of the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, supported by the Ministry of Culture and ADAGP.

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Screenshot from the CNAP website showing the work of Fabrice Ainaut (acrylic on PVC, servomotors, microcontrollers, LEDs, plexiglass, 62 x 28 x 28 cm) illustrating the 76th edition of the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, 2022

L'Officiel des Galeries & Musées

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Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, 76th edition, 2022 · officiel-galeries-musees.fr

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A work by Fabrice Ainaut (2 Éléments 05) illustrates the article devoted to the 76th Salon des Réalités Nouvelles.

Screenshot of the article from L'Officiel des Galeries & Musées showing the work 2 Éléments 05 (2019) by Fabrice Ainaut illustrating the 76th Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Paris, 2022

2020

Art Absolument — Special issue, Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, October 2017

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"Julio Le Parc, by Fabrice Ainaut", History section, p. 23

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Text written by Fabrice Ainaut on the influence of Julio Le Parc and Latin American abstraction on his approach. Full-page reproduction of the installation 7 Éléments (2015).

Art Absolument — Special issue, Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, October 2017

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"Julio Le Parc, by Fabrice Ainaut", History section, p. 23

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Text written by Fabrice Ainaut on the influence of Julio Le Parc and Latin American abstraction on his approach. Full-page reproduction of the installation 7 Éléments (2015).

2019

Fabrice Ainaut – eCultureBase, Bratislava 2019

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Article published by eCultureBase on April 4, 2019, featuring French artist Fabrice Ainaut and his solo exhibition at Viktoria Gallery in Bratislava, Slovakia.

Radio Prague International article on Fabrice Ainaut

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Article by Radio Prague International devoted to Fabrice Ainaut on the occasion of his solo exhibition at Galerie Závodný,

Mikulov, Czech Republic, 2019

Fabrice Ainaut at Art Paris Art Fair 2018 — Artistics

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Paper folding by Fabrice Ainaut presented by Galerie La Ligne at Art Paris Art Fair 2018,

featured by Artistics: a play of light and reflections.

Paper folding by Fabrice Ainaut, 25 x 25 x 4.5 cm, black and white geometric composition in a diamond shape, 2017, presented at Art Paris Art Fair by Galerie La Ligne

2017

Art Absolument — Special issue, Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, October 2017

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"Julio Le Parc, by Fabrice Ainaut", History section, p. 23

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Text written by Fabrice Ainaut on the influence of Julio Le Parc and Latin American abstraction on his approach. Full-page reproduction of the installation 7 Éléments (2015).

2016

Light ZOOM Lumière

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Light and lighting portal · 2016

Exhibition "7 Éléments", Galerie 55Bellechasse, Paris

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"A set of seven sophisticated interactive sculptures, creating an intimate chromatic space, an intelligent environment […] a group of autonomous sentinels that explore their surroundings through light and movement."

Screenshot from the Light ZOOM article: Spotlight on the "7 Elements" exhibition by Fabrice Ainaut at Galerie 55Bellechasse, Paris, 2016, showing the seven light-kinetic sculptures

CNAP — Centre national des arts plastiques

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70th Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, 2016

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A work by Fabrice Ainaut (7 Éléments) illustrates the CNAP page devoted to the 70th edition of the Salon des Réalités Nouvelles.

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Screenshot from the CNAP website showing the light and kinetic installation 7 Elements by Fabrice Ainaut, illustrating the page dedicated to the 70th Salon des Réalités Nouvelles, Paris, 2016

2015

Arts in the City, Tombol’Art at the Musée en Herbe, December 2015

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Article presenting the Tombol’Art, held for the 40th anniversary of the Musée en Herbe (Paris), from 2 to 9 December 2015 in its new premises. Fifty works by renowned artists, including Fabrice Ainaut, are up for grabs in a prize draw held by Artcurial on 10 December. Proceeds go to the museum.

Screenshot of the Arts in the City article on the Musée en Herbe Tombol’Art (December 2015), featuring Fabrice Ainaut

2011

ArtsHebdoMédias — Réalités Nouvelles: Shadows and Light at the Abstract Art Salon — 2011

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An article by Florent Founès covering the 2011 Salon des Réalités Nouvelles at the Parc Floral de Paris. Fabrice Ainaut is among the artists mentioned and credited in the photographs documenting this edition.

Fabrice Ainaut – Triangle mobile (2011), acrylic on PVC, 80 x 80 x 21 cm. ArtsHebdoMédias
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