The exhibition Au-delà des regards explores how we perceive the world and the value that comes from vision. As described by the exhibition, this value isn't only in the artworks themselves but in the experience of seeing them: the time spent observing, the attention given to details, and how we interact with space. In a world that is constantly flooded with images and information, the exhibition encourages visitors to slow down and focus on what requires presence, sensitivity, and openness. The exhibition features the works of Christelle Balbinot, Siouzie Albiach, and Alexandra Devaux, each exploring different aspects of contemporary visibility. Christelle Balbinot creates installations using metal wires that transform space into an area for exploration, where forms become visible through movement. Siouzie Albiach uses photographs and research to examine the connections between narrative, spirituality, ecology, and memory, creating a dialogue between what is seen and what remains hidden. Alexandra Devaux creates luminous paintings based on images collected from urban environments and social networks, challenging ideas around identity, gender, and representation. The exhibition is designed across two levels, offering an experience of vision where movement, contemplation, and interpretation come together. In this context, looking becomes an act that engages the body, attention, and imagination. The exhibition is part of the 18th Biennale d'art contemporain de Lyon, which takes place in 2026.