TRIBALA-Sun Wu — exhibition in Auvers-sur-Oise
An immersion into the masterful work of Taiwanese master A-Sun Wu: vibrant canvases, sculptures and immersive rooms, where art, the sacred and well-being converge.
Private view · Friday 16 October · 6 pmOpening ceremony in the presence of master A-Sun Wu, by personal invitation. The exhibition opens to the public the next day, Saturday 17 October.
A Taiwanese week in Van Gogh's village
One week, every year. Taiwan comes to Auvers-sur-Oise: a guest artist in residence, and around them the events that make the village hum.
LabMusée invites you into TRIBAL, an exhibition devoted to Taiwanese master A-Sun Wu. Vibrant canvases, monumental sculptures, immersive rooms and the Sign-Me Garden form a route in which painting is never an object hung on a wall, but a territory to walk through.
For A-Sun Wu, gesture precedes form. The line becomes ritual: it encircles, it protects, it invokes. His tribal figures summon an archaic memory that colour drags violently back into the present.
The permanents
Two gestures that never leave the walls
Two gestures by Alixe Fu that never leave the walls — one repairs the past, the other waits for your hand.
Alixe FuPermanent collectionAnti-Rétro — Portraits métissés
The restoration of 18th- and 19th-century works becomes an act of painting: Alixe Fu repairs the broken link between the classical sacred and the contemporary absurd.
Alixe FuPermanent collection — outdoorsJardin Sign-Me
Sculptures you touch, sign and inhabit. They have travelled from the United States to China, from Taiwan to Paris — and settle here.
Archive
Previously at LabMusée
The artists
When the work overflows the exhibition
Some guests do not stop at the rooms: they take over the garden, the village, the café menu. Those get a page of their own.
Guest artist — Taiwan · Taipei Week 2026A-Sun Wu
A Taiwanese painter and sculptor born in 1942, A-Sun Wu has made the line a ritual. Years of travel through Africa, the Amazon and the South Pacific feed a body of work made of signs, figures and colour.
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Guest artist — 2026 seasonJordane Saget
He draws in chalk, in a single continuous gesture, lines that undulate and answer one another. At LabMusée, that line left the pavement to take over the rooms, the garden, the village of Auvers — and even the plate.
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