Philippe Shangti is an artist with an extraordinary talent to transcribe his art pieces into scenic performances totally imagined by him. Thus he directs the full artistic conception by creating his own universe.  His art comes in a variety of photographs, artistic concepts but also in limited edition sculptures. His work is exhibited in many countries in the best art galleries in Europe and the United States.  

Constantly looking for new ideas and challenges, the artist also created special works featuring sports personalities, collectors and their families. In addition, he collaborates with many luxury brands as part of the development of a range of products steeped with his art and his universe.  With his experience, the artist organizes ephemeral private events on the international scene where he manages to recreate the artistic atmosphere he is immersed in, in order to carry the visitors away and intensely connect them to his artistic world.

After living in St Tropez for more than 10 years, the artist wished to upgrade his career and decided to move his studios and all his teams to the Principality of Andorra where he experiences now a new energy.  

In 2019, Philippe Shangti was selected to represent the Principality of Andorra at the 58th Venice Biennale.  His monumental and highly committed project “Future Is Now” aims to demonstrate that the behavior of people today irreversibly determines tomorrow’s world. Here again, the message is clear: to change human consciousness and behavior by shaking up the values and priorities of our societies.  The international press and the art world have ranked the Andorran pavilion – and Philippe’s work “The Future Is Now” – among the 10 essential pavilions of this Biennale.  

From July 2020 to September 2021, his exhibition “Future is now”, realized for the 2019 Venice Biennale, was shown at the Museum of Fine Arts of Carcassonne, France, marking the first museum exhibition of the artist’s career.  From March to July 2021, the Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art in Saint Petersburg Russia, organized an exhibition of some thirty works by the artist, mixing various artworks from different collections.