Karim Forlin
Pétrichor
The Pétrichor exhibition is experienced as an elliptical stroll, both sensory and intellectual, through a fictional and evocative reality. Starting from a vocabulary of objects, symbols and writing including benches, textiles, stones, neon and text, Karim Forlin reorganises and reconstructs reality in order to question the state of the world and our limitations in making it exist. From landscapes to meanders of the psyche, he conjures feelings and questions from the depths, like the scent liberated from the earth after rain, the pétrichor.
Around the
exhibition
Opening
21 May
→ 10 July 2022
Events
Concert given by TroubaDURE, mediaeval and renaissance songs performed on rap instruments.
Héloïse Farago does her artwork across many media and themes in a quest for liberational and militant elation. She draws on imagery from the Middle Ages and the dreamlike places it conjures up, but also from the realm of childhood, home or art outside institutional conventions.
Free admission
Sun 9 February
18 h →
17 h
Performance by Diane Rivoire, The clown draws the short straw
Rivoire’s work is achieved through painting, objects, texts and performances
which lie between the serious and the fantastic. Her work is inspired by lived experiences,
feminist archives, many literary quotations and borrowed references from pop
culture.
Free admission
Sun 9 February
18 h →
17 h
Guided tours
