Climb Every Mountain
2021
Aqua resin, painted wood
184 x 204 x 77,6 cm (72.4 x 80.3 x 30.3 inches)

Produced with the support of La Halle - Contemporary Art Centre, Pont-en-Royans, France

"For the exhibition A perte de vue, the artist proposes three works that resonate as three variations on the geography of the mountain range. Prints taken from a relief map create a tension between a macroscopic vision and a microscopic form, creating mise en abyme that punctuate the exhibition's itinerary. In Climb Every Mountain, for example, the artist proposes a sculpture that is both imposing and fragile. Placed as if in a house of cards, the immaculate casts stand precariously balanced in the 1st room. Not without reference to the candor of snow-capped peaks, the work carries within it the elevation and possible collapse of this natural environment increasingly weakened by human action." (Giulia Turati)


exhibition view “A perte de vue” at La Halle - art center, Pont-en-Royans, June 2021

exhibition view of “Dissolvere” at the André Malraux Art Center in Colmar, France, December 2022


exhibition view of “Dissolvere” at the André Malraux Art Center in Colmar, France, December 2022

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