Eva Jospin

Six stations on the Grand Paris Express metro inaugurated

Ned Kahn, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Eva Jospin, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Nonotak, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Lyès Hammadouche, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Steiner & Lenzlinger, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Ned Kahn, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Vhils, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Nonotak, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Eva Jospin, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Lyès Hammadouche, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Vhils, Ned Kahn, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,
Lyès Hammadouche, Commande de la Société des Grands Projets, 2024 ©Eric Garault,

The first six permanent works on the Grand Paris Express metro produced by the Eva Albarran agency were inaugurated in June 2024 to mark the opening of the southern extension of line 14, between Maison Blanche and Aéroport d’Orly. Designed by the artists in tandem with the station architects, they are closely linked to the station architecture and mark the first stage in a major network-wide art collection.

 

Artists : Ned Kahn for Maison Blanche, Eva Jospin for Hôpital Bicêtre, Nonotak for L’Haÿ-les-Roses, Steiner & Lenzlinger for Chevilly-Larue, Lyès Hammadouche for Thiais – Orly, and Vhils for Aéroport d’Orly.

 

Client: Société des Grands Projets
Artistic director: José-Manuel Goncalves
Artistic coordination: Le Centquatre-Paris
Design and production: Agence Eva Albarran
Contractor: Manifesto

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