VICTOIRE INCHAUSPÉ

Victoire Inchauspé (b.1998, France) graduated from the École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts de Paris in 2022, the same year she was named the youngest ever finalist for the Prix SAM pour l’Art contemporain with the Palais de Tokyo. In 2021, she won the Prix Sarr (an American-French prize) and the Prix Paris Photo in 2020. She has exhibited her work extensively in France, London and New York. In 2023, Victoire Inchauspé spent 6 months in one of the major residencies in the United States, Residency Unlimited (New York). In 2024, she takes part in the 17th edition of the Biennale de Lyon, curated by Alexia Fabre. She will presents her first solo show at galerie Jousse Entreprise in Paris in January 2026. 

Victoire Inchauspé’s work explores the cycles of nature — from birth to death, from seed to dried flower. Deer, spiders, bees, bats, sunflowers and thistles come together in imaginary worlds and narrative landscapes. Using burnt wood, molten bronze and blown glass, her installations celebrate the duality of living things, poised as they are between absence and presence, the fleeting and the forever, force and fragility. Victoire Inchauspé’s work is a poetic and melancholic reflection invoking states such as vulnerability, disappearance and regeneration, which are as personal as they are universal.