Pullman Tour Eiffel

In partnership with Artpoint, the Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel offers you the experience of digital art. Each month, discover the video artworks of four of the most cutting-edge digital artists of the moment on the sumptuous wall of screens located in the lobby. Find out more about the current exhibition here!

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Billy Ryan

Billy Ryan is a video and photographic artist based in Sydney, Australia. His practice is deeply rooted in a fascination with nature and its ability to evoke wonder, imagination, and echo the strange logic of dreams. Working across multiple disciplines, he explores ‘the unseen’: the ethereal realm that surrounds us, but often escapes perception. Ryan personifies elements of nature by blending them with threads of speculative fiction, childhood memory, and daydream. Through this poetic lens, he creates imaginative depictions of the environment that resonate with the human experience, generating a vivid interplay between the organic and the constructed. To visualise these hidden dimensions, Ryan employs the use of optical technology - a full-spectrum camera - capable of capturing light beyond the visible range (Infrared and ultraviolet). This expanded way of seeing renders landscapes in hypnotic and uncanny ways, offering a heightened perspective that feels both intensely hyperreal and strangely familiar.

Ryan is also co-founder and a lead artist at creative studio Babekühl, a creative studio transforming ideas into expressive visual worlds through motion and immersive experiences. From creating music videos, to taking part in the Pixels Show in Times Square, and being exhibited across galeries in Australia, Billy Ryan's unique artistic vision appeals to audiences partial to finding beauty in natural phenomena.

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Symphonies in Peach Blossom - Horizontal

It is often said that plants and flowers thrive when exposed to certain kinds of music. While this idea lacks scientific consensus, it suggests that stimulation from vibrations and sound waves may affect plant life in ways similar to insects buzzing, a breeze passing through leaves, or raindrops pattering on petals.

This series is inspired by the delicate, unseen relationship between nature and sound. Using visual displacement and spectrograms*, the works abstract a collection of botanical photographs taken over many years, some dating back to the mid-2000s. The spectrograms are extracted from a selection of my favourite 1960s jazz recordings, allowing sound, rhythm, and frequency to imprint themselves onto the texture of the image.

*Spectrograms are visual representations of sound, showing how a signal’s frequency spectrum changes over time.

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Florian Renaux

Florian Renaux is a visionary creator, meticulously crafting and envisioning awe-inspiring realms that blur the lines between reality and fantasy. As a proficient 3D artist, he possesses the remarkable ability to transport individuals to unsuspected dimensions, providing a sanctuary where minds can roam freely and imaginations can flourish uninhibitedly.

Florian's artistic journey began as a 2D graphic designer, where he honed his skills and laid the foundation for his future endeavors. However, it was in 2020 that he embarked on a new chapter, delving into the realm of 3D artistry and commencing his education through online courses. Over the course of several years, Florian dedicated himself to mastering his craft, painstakingly sculpting and refining his distinct aesthetic until he ultimately forged his own unique universe, brimming with captivating imaginary landscapes and otherworldly wonders.

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In The Forest - Horizontal

The image depicts a serene, idyllic scene of a lush, green valley nestled amidst towering, rocky mountains. A weathered, arched stone bridge spans a chasm in the rocks, leading towards a backdrop of snow-capped peaks. The foreground features a tranquil stream  owing through the valley, surrounded by vibrant wild owers and verdant vegetation. Ancient-looking stone columns draped in  owering vines are subtly placed, enhancing the sense of age and tranquility. The overall feeling is one of peaceful remoteness, a magical and enchanting place. 

3D animation made with Blender.

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Jeroen Leon

Jeroen is a digital artist based in Amsterdam who is passionate about creating immersive visual experiences. His journey into digital art took shape while he lived in Barcelona, where he began developing his own distinctive approach to three-dimensional visualisations. By distilling the tension between nature and humanity into surreal, color-driven dimensions, he invites viewers to momentarily step outside the ordinary, into spaces where intuition leads, meaning unfolds slowly, and the unknown feels strangely familiar. Through dreamlike landscapes, Jeroen explores the edges of perception, weaving in conceptual threads from real life: physical distance, tangibility, and limiting beliefs. Each piece reflects unseen connections between imagination and reality, encouraging viewers to question their perspectives and immerse themselves in unexpected dimensions.


Jeroen's work comes to life through large-scale projections that transform spaces into immersive, surreal environments. Exhibited in cities from Hong Kong to New York, these installations invite audiences to step into a visual experience that blurs the line between the digital and the tangible, turning each location into a moment of escape and reflection.

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Waving Dunes - Horizontal

Through drawing inspiration from real-world experiences, I’ve been exploring the profound connection between nature and humanity. By offering viewers a form of visual escapism, I invite you into captivating digital landscapes that blur the lines between reality and imagination.

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Zoe Osborne

Zoe Osborne is a Toronto-based artist and designer from Barbados. Zoe has been creating digital animations since 2020, focussing on Caribbean symbolism and narratives as they relate to home, longing, and the Caribbean diaspora. Zoe has showcased digital animations in exhibitions in London, Toronto, New York, Barbados, Dubai, as well as in  digital exhibitions, including on the NFT platform SuperRare. 


Zoe holds a bachelor degree in Interior Design from Toronto Metropolitan University and is the founder of Mahogany Culture, a Collective focused on Caribbean culture retention. She uses this platform to showcase Caribbean creatives with a focus on the documentation and celebration of Caribbean culture, telling stories of the Caribbean experience and aesthetic. Zoe was a resident of Elevate’s inaugural NFT Residency Program in Toronto. Her work has been featured in publications including Hypebae, Shout Out Miami, Azure Magazine and Princeton’s Pigdin magazine. Zoe’s art can be found in private digital and physical collections worldwide.

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Flowerhaven: Front Yard

An ode to flower gardens and grandmothers that bloom

the sweetest in the early morning honey dew.