40 Ans de Découvertes: 40 Years of Discoveries
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Victor worked by his father's side for 15 years. They were at once father and son, mentor and apprentice, becoming an inseparable duo that evolved together over the years. For them, the gallery was always more than just an exhibition space: it was a sacred place where they revealed their latest discoveries, where eras and styles converged to tell a story of aesthetics in constant motion — the "Goût Gastou", or Gastou taste.
"What a privilege it has been to inherit such a boundless legacy, never fixed, always evolving—a legacy that allowed me to express myself and find my own place. To discover and, in turn, present artists who left me in awe. What a magical fate, to spend an entire life hunting, exploring, championing creators, blending eras and styles. This love of contrasts, of dialogue between past and present, between iconic pieces and hidden treasures — that is what still drives me today."
- Victor Gastou
To celebrate these 40 years of discoveries, this exhibition is a way to look back on the path traveled, to share the passions and encounters that have shaped the gallery’s story. A tribute to an eye, to Yves, to his vision, and to the adventure Victor continues to write, always with the same curiosity and the same passion.
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List of Works:
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Raymond Delamarre
"Les Connaissances Humaines", 1937
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Maria Pergay, "Gerbe" table, 1930See More -
Agnès Debizet, "Dive" coffee table, 2025See More -
Jean-Claude Farhi & César, Pair of illuminated columns, 1970See More -
Ettore Sottsass, "Agra" totem, 1994See More
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Ettore Sottsass, "Svincolo" light, 1979See More -
Shiro Kuramata, "Cabinet de Curiosités", 1989See More -
Alessandro Mendini, "Proust" cabinet, 1993See More -
Ron Arad, "Blo Void"', 2006See More
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André Dubreuil, "Perles" candelabra, c. 1990See More -
Jean Touret, Sculpted sideboard, c. 1964See More -
Émile Gilioli, "Astrale" sculpture, 1966See More -
Victor Roman, "Araignée" center table, c. 1970See More
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