Amélie Bigard is an artist working primarily in painting, sculpture, and installation. Her practice explores the social dimensions of suffering, collective neuroses, and the images that emerge from them.

A graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts de Paris-Cergy and Marseille, she also trained in Greek Orthodox icon painting at the Church of the Dormition in Marseille.

Amélie Bigard has exhibited in various cities, including Paris, Milan, Nice, Lyon, Montreal, and London.

In 2023, she was among the recipients of the ADIAF Émergence Prize and one of the four finalists for the Prix des Amis du Palais de Tokyo.

In 2025, she participated in Art Brussels and NADA New York.

Adieu la famille is her second solo exhibition at Galerie Pact in Paris.

Antoine Wolfermann is a composer and sound artist working across cinema, radio, and contemporary art.

Blending electric double bass, guitars, and modular synthesizers, his music unfolds into eroded landscapes and floating forms, sometimes haunting, yet always tender.

Under the name Bademjan, he develops a solo ambient project and collaborates with independent labels within the experimental electronic music scene.