Jousse Entreprise
Jennifer Caubet , France
For her third solo exhibition at the gallery, Jennifer Caubet presents a new body of work exploring a poetics of air circulation, mechanical respiration, and compression dynamics transposed into the space of art.
Revealing the unsettling proximity between civil innovation and military applications, the artist presents a series of metal and glass sculptures that draw on the formal language of computer processor architecture, eerily evoking shells. Compressed found objects and reclaimed clothing take on the appearance of soldier busts and spears, while assembled anti-squat grilles suggest a certain opacity of reality. These sculptural devices, charged with tension and resistance, questions our perception of the objects and systems surrounding us.
Solo show by Jennifer Caubet
From April 25 to June 6, 2026
The gallery
For almost 30 years, Philippe Jousse has had a deep interest in the aesthetics of 20th century furniture, ceaselessly contributing to the recognition of designers and artists such as Jean Prouvé, Charlotte Perriand, Mathieu Matégot, Le Corbusier… He has played an essential role in the development of French and foreign collectors’ tastes, by developing two parallel activities, in architect-designed furniture and in contemporary art. In 2001, Philippe Jousse separated his activities and opened a gallery dedicated to promoting contemporary art. The artistic line adopted aims to support emerging artists at the same time as renowned figures. The artists represented by the Jousse Entreprise gallery are living in France, and enjoy an international standing.
Gallery artists
Atelier Van Lieshout / Louidgi Beltrame / Elisabetta Benassi / Raphaëlle Benzimra / Nathan Bertet / Clément Borderie / Jennifer Caubet / Matthew Darbyshire / Florence Doléac / Tim Eitel / Anne-Charlotte Finel / Marion Chaillou / Thomas Grünfeld / Clarisse Hahn / Nathanaëlle Herbelin / Richard Kern / Martin Le Chevallier / Ange Leccia / Seulgi Lee / Ariane Michel / Madeleine Roger-Lacan / Rometti Costales / Kishin Shinoyama / Francisco Sobrino
