De l’immersion à l’osmose — Chaosmose #2 — Frac île-de-france, le château / Parc culturel de Rentilly - Michel Chartier — Exhibition — Slash Paris

Past: March 17 → July 21, 2019

From perception to fusion and immersion to osmosis

The Chaosmose #2 exhibition examines in more ways than one the disruption resulting from our presence in the world, displayed in an experimental and sensitive exhibition comprised of many passages between the earth and the cosmos.

The emphasis placed on experience, the experience of artists and visitors, with others and in oneself, introduces this exhibition. Space, a true commodity and medium for perceptual experimentation, is one of the first components. Visitors are immersed, literally as well as symbolically, via spatialisation or loss of bearings; perceptual acuity is sought here, as if to nurture awareness of oneself and the world.

Based on an extended perception of space in nature and in the cosmos, the works here question boundaries between human and non-human, nature and culture. In a continually changing world, these works of art/passages are tools for exploring the world’s pulses to evoke a possible continuum.

The artists invite us to move away from an anthropocentric vision of the world and to re-evaluate our relationship with the world, as well as with all visible and invisible beings in the universe. These experimenters call upon the imagination to shape organic relationships between Man and the Cosmos in pursuit of osmosis with our environment.

Collection of the Institut d’art contemporain, Villeurbanne/Rhône-Alpes
Frac île-de-france, Château/Parc culturel de Rentilly — Michel Chartier

Exhibition curator: Nathalie Ergino, director of the IAC, Villeurbanne

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frac île‑de‑france

Parc culturel de Rentilly — Michel Chartier