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 Free Acid

A work in progress
 

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Installation views

The Photographers’ Gallery, London.

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© 2019

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Free Acid takes as a starting point the idea of New Babylon, an utopian-futuristic city perceived and designed from 1959 to 1974 by visual artist Constant Nieuwenhuys.

Often using procedural tools more commonly associated with architects and engineers, this assemblage work call a wide range of sources including photography, collage, models, tiny sculptures...

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The collages are the result of the accumulation and the entanglements between images (produced and found) that coexist within the same frame/space.

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Installations views at The Photographers' Gallery, London as a part of TPG New Talent 19 Group Show.

 

2019

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