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Galerie Flak, a gallery within the walls of a house, located in the former studio of the artist Ossip Zadkine.

On the occasion of a project to decoratively reinvent the home of its owner, Julien Flak, the place gradually took on a new dimension. As the collaboration progressed, the idea became clear: to bring the collection into the house and shift perspectives, by evolving the gallery into a more vibrant, more lived-in, almost domestic format.

Today, the gallery is housed in this family home on Rue de Sèvres, where the artworks interact with an interior entirely redesigned by Sandie Roy Saul. 

Here, art is part of an unapologetically domestic setting: the living room, library, or dining room become display spaces within a living environment, far from the white cube, and in close proximity to materials, light, and volumes.

A discreet but essential institution for lovers of primitive art, Galerie Flak, a discreet but essential institution for lovers of primitive art, is one of those historic addresses that have shaped the Parisian landscape of Rue des Beaux-Arts for more than thirty-five years.