WHEN BLUR MEETS LINE
The theme of this new group exhibition traces connections between appearance and disappearance; the landscape motif evolves into lines that ultimately shed light.
Denis Christophel’s artistic pursuit of balance, where the act of painting is inseparable from a harmony between body and mind.
For Clément Davout, the projection of images serves as the starting point for colorful vibrations across color palettes.
For Floor Merjenburgh, tension explores intention and intuition, straddling the deliberate act of creation and the immediate tactile quality of the material.
Soo Kyoung Lee works to blur the lines between form and background; a vital energy, carried by intense coloration, courses through her canvases.
Guillaume Moschini skillfully blends abstraction and the linearity of a bold gesture while subtly introducing, through transparent layers, variations in color that harmonize like a musical score.
Yves Thilly begins with wood salvaged from the Rhuys peninsula in Brittany, which he allows to reveal itself over time after carving it while it is still green, so that a natural process gives way to the random.
