Un certain sens des catastrophes / A sense for catastrophy
Fonte, Fonte, 2010,
28 x 57 x 57 cm.
I initiated the series of Shedding landscapes while working at Guldagergaard in 2008.
Read more about travelling in landscapes.
J'ai commencé la série des Paysages en mutation lors de ma première résidence à Guldagergaard, en 2008.
A propos des paysages en mutation
Soleil 1
Soleil éclaté, 2012, Anne Mercedes,
45 x 40 x 27 cm,
Collection Galerie 1045, Photo Sussie Ahlburg.
I make sculptures and installations that often suggest what it feels like to witness the kinetic beauty of the Earth's destruction.
Human beings relate to their own planet in different ways, fluctuating between concern and neglect, pleasure and indifference.
They live in an infinite universe, but rarely think about it, and mostly focus on spaces and times they can relate to.
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Upheaval 1, wave side, 2007, 30 x 40 x 36 cm, Photo Sussie Ahlburg, Collection Viviane S.
Upheaval 1, close up,Photo Sussie Ahlburg.
Kyoto 1997, 2007, 8 x 18 x 6 cm, Photo David Freeman
Kami of the Storm, 2007, 48 x 44 x 46 cm, Photo Pierre K, Collection Robert Dahan.
Floating Melting Mountains, 2009, Wall piece, 22 x 12 x 9 cm2, Photo Sussie Ahlburg
Human Memory, 2008, 37 x 62 x 26 cm, Photo Rosemaria Rex
Hérisson Post-Fukushima / Post Fukushima hedgehog, 2011, 48 x 63 x 30 cm, Photo Sussie Ahlburg
Véritable Hôtel des Invalides / Genuine house of Invalids 2008, 18 x 33 x 18 cm, Photo Rosemaria Rex
Laon, une conjuration, 2007, 50 x 35 x 40 cm, Photo Pierre Kremp.
More about Laon.
Raz-de-marée à La Louvière 2015.
Exhibited at Keramis, La Louvière, Belgium.
9 May - 12 September 2015, Photo Antonio Barindelli for Keramis.
Raz-de-marée à La Louvière 2015.
Exhibited at Keramis, La Louvière, Belgium.
9 May - 12 September 2015, Photo Antonio Barindelli for Keramis.
Raz-de-marée à La Louvière 2015.
Exhibited at Keramis, La Louvière, Belgium.
9 May - 12 September 2015, Photo Antonio Barindelli for Keramis.
Périple, installation at La Plus Petite Galerie du Monde (ou Presque), Roubaix, France. 400 ceramic items, max height 14cm.
In the background: engravings by Mickaël Demeulemester. Photo Anne Mercedes.
More photos of Périple in the In situ section.