Géraud Soulhiol — La Vue — 22,48 m² Gallery — Exhibition — Slash Paris

Past: November 15 → December 21, 2013

In reference to Raymond Roussel’s homonymous poem, where the author, discovering a beach scene inside his penholder’s crystal ball, describes the unfolding scenes and gives free rein to his imagination, La Vue presents a diverse selection of Géraud Soulhiol’s works.

Through various media — drawings, photomontage, video, installations — and materials, they draw a coherent plastic constellation of the artist’s recent research around the question of the representation of “fantasy worlds” and “floating universes”. Always at the brink of a certain intelligibility and opaqueness, Géraud Soulhiol’s different “visions”, be they based on landscapes, architecture, or else maps, aim to bring the viewer’s gaze into a vague zone, a place that feeds on the continuous exchange between an eye accustomed to certain forms, and the specific attention demanded by the details that dislocate the “view”.