The 193 Gallery presents the second exhibition of the artist Samuel Cueto. The photographer honors "the forgotten" of globalization.

Familiar with these circles, Samuel Cueto also speaks of him through these portraits he takes of people on the path seemingly chaotic: damaged but authentic beings, and who exerts a magnetic beauty on the viewer.

The exhibition focuses on Samuel Cueto's work between 2014 and 2018, during his travels in Thailand, India and Senegal, each time in peripheral areas, "urban ghettos" whose colors are noticeable in these photographs black and white, shot in silver.

Gang leaders and prostitutes from Bangkok and Phuket, street vendors from Delhi, old men from Varanasi, children from Koranic schools in Dakar: beauty is everywhere for anyone who wants to see it.

This exhibition marks the launch of the 193 Gallery (193, as the number of countries in the world), a contemporary art gallery dedicated to the arts of the world, which will present, in the coming months, artists from Japan, Chile, Africa, China, Brazil and South East Asia.