Jessy Razafimandimby

**The LaM is launching "raw," its new program dedicated to emerging artists.**%A0 %C0 By presenting exhibitions by young contemporary artists, the museum becomes a space for experimentation: an open, critical, and vibrant place where diverse narratives engage in dialogue. The first artist featured as part of this program is Jessy Razafimandimby, born in Madagascar in 1995, explores painting, sculpture, and drawing, which he integrates into immersive installations created by assembling found objects. Echoing the LaM’s collection—notably certain major figures of Art Brut—he has developed a new body of work blending human and animal figures. This unique installation incorporates furniture, textile fragments, and knickknacks, some of which were sourced at the Grande Braderie de Lille in 2025. **Curator** **Grégory Prangé**, Head of the Forward-Looking Program, Publications, and Research  %A0 %A0 %A0 %A0%A0 Jessy Razafimandimby, Keep off the grass (for my beloved son), 2025, acrylic on bed sheet, 46.5 x 38 cm, unique. %A9 Jean-Christophe Lett.jpg