More than five years after their split, Daft Punk continue to attract attention through projects that celebrate their legacy.
A new photography exhibition titled Around The World will open in Paris later this month.
The exhibition gives fans a rare opportunity to explore the duo’s visual history, including photographs from their early years before they adopted their iconic robot helmets.
Running from November 20 to 22, 2026, the exhibition will take place at 114 Rue de Turenne in Paris’ Marais district.
Visitors can attend between 10 AM and 7 PM throughout the three-day event.
Daft Punk Exhibition Features 60 Rare Photographs
Around The World presents approximately 60 photographs documenting Thomas Bangalter and Guy-Manuel de Homem-Christo between 1995 and 2005.
Several images have never been shown publicly before, offering a closer look at an important period in the duo’s career.
The collection captures their transformation over the years. Early portraits show Bangalter and de Homem-Christo without their now-famous helmets.
Other photographs document the development of their robot personas, which eventually became central to Daft Punk’s identity.
Nine photographers contribute to the exhibition, including Tetsuro Sato, Rick Guest, Zach Cordner, Philippe Levy, and Seb Janiak.
Some of them will also attend the event to meet visitors during its three-day run.
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The Story Behind the ‘Around The World’ Project
Five longtime Daft Punk fans initiated the project: Lenny Houari, Guillaume Vidal, Stéphane Kazazian, Benjamin Felix, and Landry Thomas.
They started working on the exhibition in 2024 and began contacting photographers who had documented the duo during their early years.
Their search uncovered photographs that had largely disappeared from public view.
Many of these images originally appeared in international music magazines before becoming difficult to find.
Daft Punk’s Legacy Returns to Paris
Paris provides a fitting setting for the exhibition, as the city played an important role in the duo’s origins.
Even years after their final chapter, Around The World offers fans another opportunity to discover previously unseen aspects of their journey.
Tickets are available for €11.85 through Eventbrite.
General admission has sold out, while the final ticket release will remain available until November 22, 2026, or while supplies last.
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