Vues de l'esprit: Group Show
" Vue de l'esprit ", the relationship between look and knowledge. What do we really see ? Can we look beyond the appearances ?
Three artists are honored : The photographer Didier Fournet. His series "Vibrations" plays with the boundaries of visible and audible by transforming landscapes into sound waves. Nemo Jantzen works the ideas of depth and reality through his portraits, which are a constellation of other scenes or an assembly of wires. The portrait is not only the reflection of a form, but also the mirror of a mind. Reinhard Gorner, with his monumental photographs of libraries, suggests a real staging of the richness of the mind, revealed by the colossal architecture of the place.
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Reinhard GornerWren library, Cambridge, 2017Tirage Fine Art, contrecollé sur aluminium, finition plexi ou résine178 x 222 cm (70 x 87 in)Édition de 10 exemplaires + 1 EA
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Reinhard GornerTwo Men of Letters - Schagl Abbey Library, 2019Tirage Fine Art, contrecollé sur aluminium, finition plexi ou résine127 x 158,7 cm (50 x 62,5 in)Édition de 25 exemplaires + 2 EA
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Reinhard GornerThe Cohen room, Oxford, 2017Tirage Fine Art, contrecollé sur aluminium, finition plexi ou résine146 x 127 cm (57 x 50 in)Édition de 25 exemplaires + 2 EA
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Reinhard GornerBooks, clocks and globes, national library, Prague, 2016Tirage Fine Art, contrecollé sur aluminium, finition plexi ou résine127 x 132 cm (50 x 52 in)Édition de 25 exemplaires + 2 EA
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Didier FournetSan Sebastian 3, 2016Photographie, Diasec et caisse Alu100 x 200 cm (51 x 70 in)Édition de 15 exemplaires
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Didier FournetParis Jeu de Paume, 2015Photographie, Diasec et caisse Alu100 x 200 cm (39 x 79 in)Édition de 4 exemplaires