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Pablo Flaiszman exhibition at the Christian Collin gallery

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Oct 23 – Nov 6Free

Pablo Flaiszman exhibition at the Christian Collin gallery

The Christian Collin Gallery presents a 2006-2026 retrospective of the Argentine painter-engraver Pablo Flaiszman.

Galerie Christian Collin (Paris 2nd)

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From October 23 to November 7, the Christian Collin gallery will dedicate a retrospective to the etcher PABLO FLAISZMAN as part of the Parisian Print and Drawing Galleries Week.

Born in 1970 in Buenos Aires, Pablo Flaiszman trained in painting and then printmaking, specializing in etching and aquatint. Based in Paris since 2000, he abandoned color there to master black and its nuances. His singular creative process relies on the collage of old or family photographs, which he transforms into prints. His works, both everyday and ghostly, thus tip into an unsettling strangeness.

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Step into a world where shadows hold more stories than light. This printmaker transforms vintage memories into haunting, monochromatic landscapes that blur the lines between the everyday and the dreamlike.

From October 23 to November 6, 2026, the Christian Collin gallery hosts a retrospective dedicated to the work of etcher Pablo Flaiszman. Held as part of the Paris Print and Drawing Gallery Week, this exhibition showcases the unique style of the Buenos Aires-born artist, who has lived and worked in Paris since 2000. Through his mastery of etching and aquatint, Flaiszman transforms vintage photographs into haunting prints, exploring the depth of black and white. Entry to the gallery is free, and the exhibition is fully accessible to deaf or hard-of-hearing visitors, as well as those with cognitive disabilities.

Located in the 2nd arrondissement of Paris, the Christian Collin gallery invites you to discover the retrospective of Pablo Flaiszman between October 23 and November 6, 2026. This exhibition is presented within the framework of the Paris Print and Drawing Gallery Week. You are welcome to visit the gallery from Monday to Friday, between 13:00 and 19:00.

Born in 1970, Pablo Flaiszman initially trained in painting before focusing his practice on etching and aquatint. Since moving to Paris in 2000, he has refined a distinctive technique, abandoning color to focus entirely on the nuances of black. His creative process involves collage work using old or family photographs, which are then meticulously converted into prints. His finished works capture an eerie blend of the mundane and the ghostly, creating a bridge between reality and abstraction.

The exhibition is free to attend. To ensure an inclusive experience, the gallery provides an accessible environment, specifically tailored for visitors who are deaf or hard of hearing, as well as those with cognitive disabilities.

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