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Wanderer above the sea of fog — Opus I
Past: December 15 → 16, 2017
Les artistes présentés tirent de l’observation de phénomènes naturels l’essence même de leur travail. Qu’ils capturent les formes du sable, apprivoisent la rosée ou créent des cosmos avec du verre, leurs pratiques ont en commun l’expérimentation, qui est au cœur du processus créatif.
Wanderer above the sea of fog — Opus I
Past: December 15 → 16, 2017
Les artistes présentés tirent de l’observation de phénomènes naturels l’essence même de leur travail. Qu’ils capturent les formes du sable, apprivoisent la rosée ou créent des cosmos avec du verre, leurs pratiques ont en commun l’expérimentation, qui est au cœur du processus créatif.
Mixed media
Villa Belleville
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Comment bâtir un univers qui ne s’effondre pas deux jours plus tard 3/3 — Entropies
Past: October 4 → December 10, 2016
Pour clore le cycle d’expositions « Comment bâtir un univers qui ne s’effondre pas deux jours plus tard », « Entropies » propose des œuvres d’artistes d’aujourd’hui ; vidéos, sculptures, photographies, installations dialoguent ensemble pour nous parler d’un univers qui évolue, se transforme.
Comment bâtir un univers qui ne s’effondre pas deux jours plus tard 3/3 — Entropies
Past: October 4 → December 10, 2016
Pour clore le cycle d’expositions « Comment bâtir un univers qui ne s’effondre pas deux jours plus tard », « Entropies » propose des œuvres d’artistes d’aujourd’hui ; vidéos, sculptures, photographies, installations dialoguent ensemble pour nous parler d’un univers qui évolue, se transforme.
New media
Maison populaire
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Thomas Tronel-Gauthier — Ce que j’ai vu n’existe plus
Past: January 29 → March 28, 2015
Thomas Tronel-Gauthier’s work is the translation of an experience: the encounter with a landscape. From the North of France to the Marquesas Islands, via Thailand, the artist invites us to join him on his journey. Using sculpture, photography, video and installations he recreates fragments from land and seascape.
Thomas Tronel-Gauthier — Ce que j’ai vu n’existe plus
Past: January 29 → March 28, 2015
Thomas Tronel-Gauthier’s work is the translation of an experience: the encounter with a landscape. From the North of France to the Marquesas Islands, via Thailand, the artist invites us to join him on his journey. Using sculpture, photography, video and installations he recreates fragments from land and seascape.
Ceramic, painting, photography...
22,48 m² Gallery
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Eternel retour
Past: January 16 → February 28, 2015
The cycle ’Eternel retour’ (eternal repeat) reflects its own form: the spiral movement of a time folded back on itself, at the point where everything is regenerated. Each year, on its anniversary date, the Perception Park gallery restates its intent to collaborate by exploring what returns, what remains and what survives the passing of time.
Eternel retour
Past: January 16 → February 28, 2015
The cycle ’Eternel retour’ (eternal repeat) reflects its own form: the spiral movement of a time folded back on itself, at the point where everything is regenerated. Each year, on its anniversary date, the Perception Park gallery restates its intent to collaborate by exploring what returns, what remains and what survives the passing of time.
New media, performance, sculpture...
Perception Park Gallery
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Rancho Mirage
Past: September 19 → October 31, 2014
As much by its etymology as by its very appearance in the exhibition space “Rancho Mirage” portrays itself as a fantasy, a destination rooted in chance, a meeting point determining the outlines of a shared dream.
Rancho Mirage
Past: September 19 → October 31, 2014
As much by its etymology as by its very appearance in the exhibition space “Rancho Mirage” portrays itself as a fantasy, a destination rooted in chance, a meeting point determining the outlines of a shared dream.
Collage, drawing, installation...
Perception Park Gallery
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Tracé(s)
Past: May 30 → July 19, 2014
“Tracé(s)” is a curatorial project opening a cartographic reflection in contemporary art. Perception Park gallery is hosting the second chapter which draws new cartographic perspectives. The exhibition is based on the concept of the mental projection of maps, topography and territories.
Tracé(s)
Past: May 30 → July 19, 2014
“Tracé(s)” is a curatorial project opening a cartographic reflection in contemporary art. Perception Park gallery is hosting the second chapter which draws new cartographic perspectives. The exhibition is based on the concept of the mental projection of maps, topography and territories.
Drawing, installation, painting...
Perception Park Gallery
Thomas Tronel-Gauthier
Contemporary
Drawing, installation, painting, photography, sculpture, video
French artist born in 1982 in Paris, France.
- Localisation
- Paris, France
- Website
- thomastronelgauthier.com
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