bEam arts
ARTIST RESIDENCY & GALLERY IN THESSALONIKI
CURRENT ARTIST

MAXIME DÉRIA
Born in Saint-Brieuc, France, in 1991, Maxime developed a passion for art at an early age, nurtured for many years by the world of graffiti. With the advent of the Internet, his work gradually evolved, opening up new creative perspectives. As a self- taught artist, he turned to acrylic painting and collage, drawing inspiration from the works of Raymond Hains and Jacques Villeglé.

ANE GOMEZ LANDA
As an artist, Ane's practice revolves around the exploration of color, form, and gesture as
essential elements in building visually powerful and energetic compositions. She is deeply interested in the role of contrast—whether chromatic or compositional—in creating dynamic images that invite the viewer to experience painting on both a physical and emotional level.
Her work through movement, allowing the brushstroke to reveal my inner strength and
become the language that articulates my thoughts. For her, painting is a continuous
expansion—an open territory where everything is subject to transformation. In this
process, several concepts guide my work like connecting threads: fragmentation, gesture,
mutation, materiality, and abstraction.
Each piece is a question about the endless possibilities of pictorial creation—a visual
essay in constant flux where color and form are reinvented to speak of the unstable, the
vital, and the essential.

MAXIME DÉRIA
Born in Saint-Brieuc, France, in 1991, Maxime developed a passion for art at an early age, nurtured for many years by the world of graffiti. With the advent of the Internet, his work gradually evolved, opening up new creative perspectives. As a self- taught artist, he turned to acrylic painting and collage, drawing inspiration from the works of Raymond Hains and Jacques Villeglé.

MAXIME DÉRIA
Born in Saint-Brieuc, France, in 1991, Maxime developed a passion for art at an early age, nurtured for many years by the world of graffiti. With the advent of the Internet, his work gradually evolved, opening up new creative perspectives. As a self- taught artist, he turned to acrylic painting and collage, drawing inspiration from the works of Raymond Hains and Jacques Villeglé.