Hauser & Wirth Invite(s) is a new program that hosts fellow artists, galleries, and writers in its Paris space, offering broader visibility for their work and ideas while engaging with the city’s vibrant creative community. Organized with Olivier Renaud-Clement, the first presentation of Hauser & Wirth Invite(s) features works by Hanna Rochereau, in collaboration with Shmorévaz, accompanied by a curatorial text by Salomé Burstein.

Hanna Rochereau (1995) is a French artist based in Marseille. Her painting and installation practice is rooted in an observation of the spaces, tactics and gestures associated with the commodification of desire. Focusing on staging and display, she observes how temptation, frustration and absence circulate and materialize. The showcase or storage, the archive or packaging then serve as starting points for a formal questioning of the affects crystallized by certain objects. Involved in Marseille’s contemporary art scene since 2020, she has been a resident at Ateliers de la Ville de Marseille.

Among other exhibitions, she has been invited to exhibit at Tonus (Paris), La Friche Belle de Mai (Triangle Astérides, Marseille), Collection Lambert (Avignon), La Traverse (Marseille), Palazzina (Basel), The Community (Paris), Lokal-int (Biel), 13 Vitrine, Sentiment (Paris – Zurich), SET (London), Galerie Grèvecoeur (Paris), Alienze, La Fonda (Biarritz) and Shmorévaz (Paris)

Hauser & Wirth Invite(s)
Hauser & Wirth
26 bis Rue François 1er
75008 Paris
20.02-15.03.2025