The artists’ projects in this book are reproduced in lavish full color spreads with very little editorial commentary save the introductory note which claims, “Pour la Victoire celebrates the positive born of the negative. The victory of artistic achievement in the adverse landscape of mass production…Being creative is a victory in itself and we just want to be victors.”

Artists include Catherine Servel, Tobie Giddio, Zakee Shariff, Paul Schmidt, Kate Gibb, Navin Norling, Phill Knott and Heather Chontos, Chad Hogan, Invader, Lase vs Obey, Filth, Dalek, Diastème, Joel Rhodin, David Komurek, Olivier Waissman, Guillermo Tragant, Senz, Emma Grenier, Antoine Legrand, Nawel, Katia Neyniel, Daren Ellis, Jeremie Rozan, Alex and Laïla, Ryan McGinness, LKO, Ease, Maharishi Hardy Blechman, Futura, Alfredo Martinez and John Eberenz, Mike Ladd, Rajan Mehta, Mariam Ghani, Caroll Taveras, Devon Turnbull aka OJAS, Cyril Mazard, Bruno Schmeltz, Alajandro Jodorowski, Daniel Jackson, Rostarr, Willo Perron, Kevin Carney aka Generic Costume, Bruno Peinado, Sylvia Tournerie aka 3 points, Manuel Schapira, Valentine Vermeil, Kevin Lasting, Cédric Bihr, Pegi Vail, Martin Bell, Anna Adahl, Warren DuPreez and Nick Thornton-Jones, Kenzo Minami, Jesse Peretz, Klokie, Marc and Matt Enger, Jean-Francois Moriceau and Petra Mzyk, Pierre LaPolice, Alexis Mital, Gordon Hull, Kyoko Hamada, Sebastien Tellier and Jo Lapin, Santiago Marotto, Eric Mulet, Gilles Price, Julian Benjamin, Alexandra Compain-Tissier, Andrew Wanliss-Orlebar, Paula Ospina, Ariko, Sebastien Tola, Timothée Verrecchia, Antek Walsçak, Ellen Fleiss and Arnaud Vivant, Sandra Myhrberg, Momar Clemons, Derrick Santini, Matthieu Deluc, Michael Ricardo, Donald Baechler, Eric Baudelaire, Christopher Rihet.