An artist working at the intersection of video, photography, performance, drawing, architecture and social action. In his work, Joseph Dadoune is interested in the tensions between East and West, between centralized power and periphery, and between real and imaginary. His works also resonates with issues related to colonialism, gender and identity. Awarded Knight of Arts and Letters in 2017, his work is at Centre Pompidou. Dadoune’s achievements extend globally, from receiving the Renée and Léonce Bernheim Foundation award to featuring in exhibitions worldwide, culminating in a major show at MAHJ, Paris, in June 2023, during Nuit Blanche. His extensive exhibition history includes FIAC, Espace Richaud, Petach Tikva Museum of Art, Tel Aviv Museum of Art, Fondation Ricard, and the Israel Museum. Videos have been screened at prominent venues like Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature, Louvre, White Box, and Palais de Tokyo.