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Jakobson Gallery is this summer presenting a selection of works by Larisa Safaryan at Hôtel de Paris Saint-Tropez. According to the gallery, the presentation is installed throughout different spaces in the hotel, marking a collaboration that brings the artist’s contemporary work into a luxury hospitality setting on the Côte d’Azur.
The announcement was published by Jakobson Gallery on 26 July 2026 and repeated in its newsletter in French and English. The gallery describes the partnership as part of its effort to present outstanding contemporary artists in exceptional locations. The source material does not list a formal exhibition title, but it does identify the venue, the artist and the fact that the works are shown across multiple areas of the hotel rather than in a single dedicated gallery room.
Hôtel de Paris Saint-Tropez is described by the gallery as a long-standing Saint-Tropez institution, with roots dating to the 1930s. In the gallery’s framing, the hotel combines heritage, contemporary architecture and Mediterranean lifestyle, situating the display within one of the town’s most recognizable addresses. The presentation therefore extends Jakobson Gallery’s activity beyond its Paris base and into a site associated with high-end leisure and cultural visibility.
Safaryan is the only artist named in the verified source material. Jakobson Gallery’s artist page identifies her as a contemporary artist based in Los Angeles, California, and says she is represented by the gallery in Paris. The gallery’s biography text emphasizes a distinctive technique in which painting is combined with thousands of hand-applied eggshell fragments. It presents that approach as central to her artistic language and to the textured, sculptural quality of her canvases.
The newsletter highlights three works included in the selection: 'Unseen Shores', 'Earth Singing To The Sky' and 'In Light's Embrace'. The work pages linked in the source material provide the listed dimensions for each piece. 'Unseen Shores' is shown at 180 x 120 cm, 'Earth Singing To The Sky' at 180 x 120 cm, and 'In Light's Embrace II' at 121 x 91 cm on the artist page, while the newsletter lists 'In Light's Embrace' at 120 x 90 cm.
The gallery’s online text places the collaboration in the context of Safaryan’s material practice, describing her canvases as works in which light, texture and color remain in constant dialogue. It also notes that the hotel setting allows the works to be encountered naturally within an inhabited space. No end date, opening reception or separate event program is specified in the verified sources, and the announcement is limited to the summer presentation at Hôtel de Paris Saint-Tropez.
