“Nothing Lasts Forever” is not a melancholic observation but a celebration. A celebration of that which fades away and yet leaves a lasting mark: on the city, on culture, on our perceptions.
[Exhibition closed on Friday, September 26, and from October 5 to 26, 2025] Exhibition reopens on Saturday, November 1, until December 20, 2025.
“Nothing Lasts Forever” explores the beauty of the moment, the fragility of traces, and the obsession celebrated by these two artists, for whom what disappears leaves a lasting mark. Their graffiti is a precarious art form: exposed to the elements and erasure, it exists in a constant tension between appearance and disappearance. It is precisely this ephemeral dimension that inspires JC Earl and Remio, pushing them to invent new forms, sometimes lasting, sometimes fleeting, to give substance to an urban memory.
Their collaboration began in 2020: two stories, two journeys, and yet the same creative energy.
By bringing their worlds together, JC Earl and Remio remind us that the power of art is not measured by its duration but by its intensity. And even if nothing lasts forever, certain works, certain gestures, certain obsessions haunt us forever.
JC Earl, for his part, is deeply attached to Paris and its suburbs, where he has been developing a ceramics studio for several years that explores the forms and textures of urban memory. Remio lived in California for a long time, where he shaped his universe at the crossroads of graffiti, countercultures, and board sports. When he moved to Paris, their paths crossed. He soon began frequenting Earl's studio, and what started out as simple exchanges turned into shared creations. Their friendship became a driving force, giving rise to an artistic dialogue where their styles, colors, and imaginations came together and enriched each other, as if it were meant to be.
