Photo : Kati Béal
EXHIBITION Envisage at FIAP Paris
You are warmly invited to the opening of the "Envisage" exhibition by Kati Béal
FIAP Paris (Paris 14th)
About
Raised in a nomadic childhood, Kati Béal comes from a dual culture.
Inspired by her Eurasian ancestry, she blends the depth of Chinese ink with the softness of an island color palette. Strength and delicacy merge. Working on recycled cardboard is an ecological and aesthetic choice, creating a feeling of natural rooting within the material.
As a non-silent witness, through her portraits of world peoples, the artist invites us to wake up, resist, and fight to safeguard our humanity.
Exhibition from October 1st to November 29th, 2026
Our take on this event
Witness the powerful intersection of traditional ink techniques and recycled materials in this evocative portrait collection. These works offer a striking reflection on our global roots and serve as a wake-up call to protect the essence of who we are.
The FIAP Paris presents the exhibition Envisage by artist Kati Béal, running from October 1, 2026, to November 29, 2026. This collection highlights the artist's Eurasian heritage through evocative portraits of global cultures crafted on recycled cardboard. By blending Chinese ink with island-inspired palettes, the works invite viewers to reflect on the importance of safeguarding human values. The exhibition is free to attend under certain conditions and is located in the 14th arrondissement. The entire venue is fully wheelchair accessible, ensuring that this unique aesthetic and ecological experience remains open to every visitor throughout the two-month duration.
Discover the artistic vision of Kati Béal at the Envisage exhibition, hosted at FIAP Paris. Shaped by a nomadic childhood and a dual cultural background, the artist explores the intersection of strength and fragility. Her portraits of diverse peoples, rendered on recycled cardboard, serve as a non-silent witness to the challenges facing humanity today, encouraging reflection and active engagement in protecting our shared future.
The exhibition is open from October 1, 2026, to November 29, 2026. Located at 30 Rue Cabanis in the 14th arrondissement, the space is fully wheelchair accessible to accommodate all guests. Admission is free under certain conditions. Whether you are interested in the fusion of traditional Chinese ink techniques with sustainable materials or the social commentary embedded within the portraits, this exhibition offers a profound opportunity to experience a unique creative perspective in the heart of Paris.
