Blaise Drummond, Robert Sherratt — Quand l’été se teint de rouille — Loevenbruck Gallery — Exhibition — Slash Paris

In about 1 month: September 18 → October 11, 2025

This exhibition brings together works by Blaise Drummond and Robert Sherratt, first presented in June 2025 at Old Jet, located on the site of the former Royal Air Force base at Bentwaters Parks in England.

Blaise Drummond, The House of the Painter’s Mother (Winter Painting), 2025 — Huile, détrempe et collage sur toile, 90 × 120 cm Courtesy galerie Loevenbruck, Paris © ADAGP, Paris. Photo tous droits réservés, courtesy galerie Loevenbruck, Paris

The two artists share a longstanding connection, having studied together in the late 1990s at Chelsea College of Art and Design in London. Their artistic dialogue continues here through works that explore the tensions between order and fragmentation, stability and chaos, memory and reconstruction.

While Robert Sherratt assembles painted fragments into shifting compositions that question history and the individual, Blaise Drummond offers a structured and luminous vision of the world, shaped by a modernist legacy. Together, their works propose two complementary approaches to a shared inquiry into contemporary reality and its possibilities.