2026 Winners

Jury Prize

Both a set designer and a sculptor, Gabriel Rétif enjoys playing with the concept of trompe l’œil to create arrangements that immerse the viewer in the heart of her lavish bouquets. 

Gallery Award, 2026 Partner: Galerie Vallois

Eri Maeda, an artist originally from Japan, approaches everyday objects—which haven’t been around long enough to be deified—with tenderness and humor, and her artistic intervention brings out their beauty. Using pop colors, she tells a story that each of us helps to create. 

Adèle Gervaise, a recent graduate of Ensad Limoges, creates sculptures with anthropomorphic forms that emit unexpected sounds when activated. The precise pitch she masterfully controls highlights and follows the movement of these sound sculptures. 

Xavier Castro With his “Abysses” series, he pays homage to porcelain without renouncing his love of wood, which he uses to create the forms he then casts. His pieces, all exquisitely delicate, feature surface effects and organic elements inspired by the ocean floor. 

ENSAD Limoges Residency Award

Coline Rosoux She reveals her deep fascination with the Flemish painters of the 15th and 16th centuries through free interpretations on the scale of the tondo. Her mastery of enamels allows for subtle and intense colors. She will have the opportunity to share her practice with the students at ENSAD Limoges.