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Sara Keneshlou: Inks and Paintings at L’Échomusée
Step into a world where fluid inks and bold shapes collide in an intimate gallery space. Sara Keneshlou captures the essence of movement through delicate transparencies and intricate textures. It is the perfect escape for those seeking a moment of quiet artistic reflection.
Galerie Échomusée (Paris 18th)
About
The Échomusée in Paris hosts a solo exhibition by Iranian artist Sara Keneshlou from 15 to 20 October 2026. This free event showcases a delicate collection of inks and paintings, where artistic movement interacts with the fluidity of water to create intricate textures and silhouettes. The gallery is wheelchair accessible and fully equipped to welcome deaf or hard-of-hearing visitors, as well as those with cognitive disabilities. Suitable for individuals aged 12 and over, this exhibition invites you to explore a unique creative universe through a series of contrasting works displayed in the heart of the 18th arrondissement.
L’Échomusée hosts a solo exhibition by Iranian artist Sara Keneshlou, featuring her inks and paintings.
On paper, forms emerge through transparencies, silhouettes, and contrasts. The ink spreads, concentrates, and leaves traces where the gesture meets the movement of water. The exhibition invites you to discover this universe and observe the details, textures, and spaces that compose each work.
The opening reception, on Saturday, October 17 at 6:30 PM, will be an opportunity to meet the artist and discuss her work.
Discover her world: https://atelier-sara.art
Our take on this event
Located on Rue Cavé, the Échomusée gallery presents an intimate look at the work of Sara Keneshlou. Between 15 October and 20 October 2026, the exhibition explores the dialogue between ink and paper, highlighting the artist's ability to balance transparency and contrast. Her technique relies on the controlled diffusion of ink, where the water itself guides the artistic gesture, resulting in detailed and evocative compositions.
A special opening reception will take place on Saturday 17 October at 18:30, offering an opportunity to meet the artist and discuss her creative process. The event is designed to be inclusive and accessible to everyone. Facilities are provided for wheelchair users, while sign language is integrated into the event to support deaf and hard-of-hearing guests. The space is also adapted for individuals with cognitive disabilities. Admission is free for visitors 12 years of age and older.
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