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Very happy to be part of this wonderful publication:


Merci Paris Photo, Ministère de la Culture France, Kering Women in Motion


Les 130 photographes contemporaines réunies ici nous livrent leur voix et leurs images. À l’occasion des cinq ans du parcours Elles x Paris Photo qui promeut la visibilité des femmes artistes, elles dévoilent le moteur de leur création, leurs obsessions, leurs désirs, leurs combats… Elles évoquent aussi les photographes dont les œuvres ont compté pour elles et dessinent ainsi une fresque riche et inspirante.





Anaïs Horn - Open Studio 2023

9-10 November 2023

Cabanon, 74 avenue Ledru-Rollin, 75012 Paris

in collaboration with MLZ ART DEP



Call A for Aphrodite, 2023

Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Epsilon, Zeta, Eta, Theta, Iota, (Kappa), Lambda, Mu, Nu, Xi, Omicron, Pi, Rho, Sigma, Tau, Upsilon, Phi, Chi, Psi, Omega, all inkjet prints on mirrors, 30x20 cm, in artist’s frame. (edition of 3 + 2 AP) 


“Then beautiful swift sparrows led you over the black earth from the sky through the middle air, whirling their wings into a blur. Rapidly they came. And you, O Blessed Goddess, a smile on your immortal face, asked what had happened this time, why did I call again, and what did I especially desire for myself in my frenzied heart.”

(Sappho: Ode to Aphrodite, Fragment 1, translated by Julia Dubnoff)



Gygrer, 2023

Alta, Angeya, Eistla, Fenja, Gerd, Grid, Hyndla, Menja, Nal, Natt, inkjet prints on rice paper, gouache, embossing, all 40 x 30.


There were footprints in the emerald moss, did you see them? Right there, where the sugared roots nestle up the velvet rock. The fog is moving southeast, slowly, like an abandoned ship on a still, green ocean. As the insolent northwind keeps creeping into my ears, I almost overheard the sweet voice sailing away with it. Fenja, is it you? 

For her series Gygrer, 2023, Anaïs Horn portrayed some of the oldest Furu-trees in the Norwegian nature reserve Trollheimen. The photographs are printed on thin rice-paper, whilst the trees are cropped using gouache paint. Gygrer (from Norse gýgr) is the term for the female representatives of the Jotun troll clan in Norse literature. 

Opening 20.10.2023

16.00–20.00


Cabanon, 74, avenue Ledru-Rollin

75012 Paris


Conceived in NYC in 2022 the group exhibition comprises a collection of works involving paper gathered throughout a year of travel, made possible by the medium’s lightweight quality and compactness involving artists based in NYC, L.A., Stockholm, Paris, Brussels, Oslo, Berlin, Düsseldorf, Zurich, and Vienna:


Eilert Asmervik

Elizabeth Beugg

Karolin Braegger

Flora Citroën

Ugo Ferro

Sophie Gogl

Gregory Tara Hari

Anaïs Horn

Alex Hunter

Felix Kindermann

Jacob Lay

Patricio Lima Quintana

Ulfur Logason

Susanna Maila

Fatima Moallim

Patrick Carlin Mohundro

Eva Robarts

Kate Sansom

Andy Schumacher

Jake Shore

Chang Sujung

Philipp Timischl

Emmanuel Troy

Kjeld Undseth & Joakim Mathisen

Max Wetter

Noa Yekutieli


organized by Anaïs Horn & Eilert Asmervik


The exhibition is set in a Parisian courtyard studio, please call +33 (0)661288992 or ring the bluetooth doorbell to access. Please mind to keep a discreet volume while entering the private courtyard.


Opening times

20.10.: 16.00–20.00

21.10.: 14.00–18.00

22.10.: by appointment



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