Silent Significance — L MD Gallery — Exhibition — Slash Paris

Past: April 26 → May 28, 2011

In collaboration with Béatrice Andrieux, L MD galerie is pleased to present Silent Significance, a group show with twelve international artists. The featured pieces question the multiple meanings and interpretations of the work of art in time: during the creation, within the historical context, during the exhibition, its sale and interpretation by the public.

Noriko Ambe and Motoi Yamamoto draw mysterious maps which invite to follow the full and empty spaces of an endless route. The sculpture of Aiko Miyanaga and the video of Charwei Tsai bring to light the ephemerality through the transformation of the material. Claudia Angelmaier, Marisa Baumgartner and Anne-Lise Broyer appropriate and divert images while questioning the transmission of the work of art through time. The sculptures of Florian Fouché and Morgane Fourey play with the reception of the viewer, letting him imagine what is not visible at the first glance. Finally, the photographs of Manuela Marques and Xavier Zimmermann show interiors or night-landscapes which reveal dark and disqueties stories.