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Mathilde Rosier
Ballet and the deer, 2010
Gouache on paper
183 x 150 cm
MATHILDE ROSIERS installations, sculptures, paper works, film and music performances often embody fictional offshoots or parts of a narrative. Constellations of self-made costumes, mystic representations of animals or nature often seem like props, an abandoned stage set, or solitary protagonists of a narrative that is entirely unfamiliar. The combination of painting, film, and theater constructs oneiric situations that allow the beholder to lose any sense of space and time. At the same time, within these “dream states,” characterized by empathy, a precise and conceptual analysis of codes and effects of various forms of representation in our society takes place.
Biografical Notice: 2011-10 Solo Exhibitions: Camden Arts Centre, London, UK; Musée Jeu de Paume Paris, FR; Kunstpalais Erlangen, DE; Serpentine Gallery, London, UK (Performance) Group Exhibitions: 2011-10 „Am Anfang war ich am Ende“ Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach; „7 x14“ Kunsthalle Baden-Baden; „...nur Papier und doch die ganze Welt“ Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, DE; Permanent Collection: Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach, DE
Mathilde Rosier
Bird Hat 2, 2009
Found object, gouache on paper, cardboard, wood, plexi
180 x 55 x 55 cm
MATHILDE ROSIERS installations, sculptures, paper works, film and music performances often embody fictional offshoots or parts of a narrative. Constellations of self-made costumes, mystic representations of animals or nature often seem like props, an abandoned stage set, or solitary protagonists of a narrative that is entirely unfamiliar. The combination of painting, film, and theater constructs oneiric situations that allow the beholder to lose any sense of space and time. At the same time, within these “dream states,” characterized by empathy, a precise and conceptual analysis of codes and effects of various forms of representation in our society takes place.
Biografical Notice: 2011-10 Solo Exhibitions: Camden Arts Centre, London, UK; Musée Jeu de Paume Paris, FR; Kunstpalais Erlangen, DE; Serpentine Gallery, London, UK (Performance) Group Exhibitions: 2011-10 „Am Anfang war ich am Ende“ Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach; „7 x14“ Kunsthalle Baden-Baden; „...nur Papier und doch die ganze Welt“ Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, DE; Permanent Collection: Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach, DE
Mathilde Rosier
Bird Hat 2, (Detail), 2009
Found object, gouache on paper, cardboard, wood, plexi
180 x 55 x 55 cm
MATHILDE ROSIERS installations, sculptures, paper works, film and music performances often embody fictional offshoots or parts of a narrative. Constellations of self-made costumes, mystic representations of animals or nature often seem like props, an abandoned stage set, or solitary protagonists of a narrative that is entirely unfamiliar. The combination of painting, film, and theater constructs oneiric situations that allow the beholder to lose any sense of space and time. At the same time, within these “dream states,” characterized by empathy, a precise and conceptual analysis of codes and effects of various forms of representation in our society takes place.
Biografical Notice: 2011-10 Solo Exhibitions: Camden Arts Centre, London, UK; Musée Jeu de Paume Paris, FR; Kunstpalais Erlangen, DE; Serpentine Gallery, London, UK (Performance) Group Exhibitions: 2011-10 „Am Anfang war ich am Ende“ Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach; „7 x14“ Kunsthalle Baden-Baden; „...nur Papier und doch die ganze Welt“ Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, DE; Permanent Collection: Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach, DE
Mathilde Rosier
Giant Calmar, 2008
Gouache on paper, wood
150,5 x 122,8 cm
MATHILDE ROSIERS installations, sculptures, paper works, film and music performances often embody fictional offshoots or parts of a narrative. Constellations of self-made costumes, mystic representations of animals or nature often seem like props, an abandoned stage set, or solitary protagonists of a narrative that is entirely unfamiliar. The combination of painting, film, and theater constructs oneiric situations that allow the beholder to lose any sense of space and time. At the same time, within these “dream states,” characterized by empathy, a precise and conceptual analysis of codes and effects of various forms of representation in our society takes place.
Biografical Notice: 2011-10 Solo Exhibitions: Camden Arts Centre, London, UK; Musée Jeu de Paume Paris, FR; Kunstpalais Erlangen, DE; Serpentine Gallery, London, UK (Performance) Group Exhibitions: 2011-10 „Am Anfang war ich am Ende“ Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach; „7 x14“ Kunsthalle Baden-Baden; „...nur Papier und doch die ganze Welt“ Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, DE; Permanent Collection: Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach, DE
Mathilde Rosier
Mask Shell, 2010
Gouache on paper
39 x 34 cm
MATHILDE ROSIERS installations, sculptures, paper works, film and music performances often embody fictional offshoots or parts of a narrative. Constellations of self-made costumes, mystic representations of animals or nature often seem like props, an abandoned stage set, or solitary protagonists of a narrative that is entirely unfamiliar. The combination of painting, film, and theater constructs oneiric situations that allow the beholder to lose any sense of space and time. At the same time, within these “dream states,” characterized by empathy, a precise and conceptual analysis of codes and effects of various forms of representation in our society takes place.
Biografical Notice: 2011-10 Solo Exhibitions: Camden Arts Centre, London, UK; Musée Jeu de Paume Paris, FR; Kunstpalais Erlangen, DE; Serpentine Gallery, London, UK (Performance) Group Exhibitions: 2011-10 „Am Anfang war ich am Ende“ Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach; „7 x14“ Kunsthalle Baden-Baden; „...nur Papier und doch die ganze Welt“ Staatsgalerie Stuttgart, DE; Permanent Collection: Museum Abteiberg Mönchengladbach, DE