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Visual artist.

Latest works

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Galet X

Wood, 45 x 45 x 5 cm

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Galet VIII

Wood, 21,5 x 21,5 x 10 cm

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Galet VII

Wood, 21,5 x 21,5 x 10 cm

Projects

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Picking up a pebble, letting it roll between your fingers, keeping it for no reason. This simple gesture reveals something about our connection to time, to matter, to ourselves.

Sophie Leiser Gallery - Ongoing series
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GALETS

Picking up a pebble, letting it roll between your fingers, keeping it for no reason without really knowing why. This simple gesture reveals something about our connection to matter, to time, to ourselves.

This series explores the way time imprints itself on matter.

Ongoing series

New pieces are regularly added to this series.

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Here, the ocean pauses. Fragments isolate the movement of the swell, like samples taken from time itself. What appears to stand still is not, and in each fragment the movement persists.

Sophie Leiser Gallery - Ongoing series
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INS // TEMPS

Here, the ocean pauses. Fragments isolate the movement of the swell, like samples taken from time itself.
What appears to stand still is not, in each fragment the movement persists, shaped by what precedes it as much as by what it moves toward.

In this series, the present moment becomes a movement in which we are immersed, and which continues to act within us.

Ongoing series

New pieces are regularly added to this series.

STRAAT - serie - Samson Penot

In Dutch, STRAAT means “the street”, the place where people cross paths and where life unfolds.

In French, STRATE suggests layering, accumulated memory, the traces left by time. Two words that echo one another and give their name to a new series in which Samson Penot explores the connection between genealogy and memory.

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STRAAT

In Dutch, STRAAT means “the street”, the place where people cross paths.
In French, STRAT suggests layering, accumulated memory, the traces left by time.
 

Ongoing series - Spring 2026

A series where genealogy and memory intersect, carried by two words that echo one another.

Spring 2026
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