Born in 1978 in Bucharest, lives and works in Paris.

An art historian with a double Master's degree in Renaissance art and contemporary architecture, as well as a DESS in history and management of cultural heritage obtained at the Sorbonne, Maria-Magdalena Chansel is currently completing her doctoral thesis on the performative aspects of Arte Povera, under joint supervision of the Universities of Paris X and Rome III.

Daphné Brottet has been teaching preparatory classes at Via Ferrata-Beaux-arts de Paris from the very begining where she guides her students through Modern and Contemporary Art with onsite visits to exhibitions and suggests extra focuses in relation to them. She displays a keen interest in fostering her students’ artistic development throughout their year of training.

She also lectures at the Philharmonie de Paris using her expertise to explain temporary.

Born in Heerlen in the Netherlands, lives and works in the Paris region.

Associate professor of arts, PHD in art sciences, researcher and theorist in art, National Education trainer. At the Beaux-arts of Paris, Erwan Bout is a teacher in Via Ferrata, preparatory class for high schools of arts. He also acts as tutor and educational advisor in the AIMS (Artist Intervening in School Program).

He also teaches at Lycée Henri-IV in Paris.