A Stroll Past The Sign
26.01-2024 – 11.02.2024
26.01-2024 – 11.02.2024
Cemile Deniz Alibaş, Joschua Arnaut, Dominika Bednarsky, Sam Cottington & Nicholas Stewens, Léopold Gaillard & Gabriel Day, Jakob Francisco, Nora Guislain, Hélène Janicot, Enxhi Mehmeti, Tao Monnot, Baptiste Perotin, Romain Pommelet, Martin Poulain, Mathilde Rossello Rochet, Lena Stewens and Alejandro Villabona
„A Stroll Past the Sign“ is an exhibition initially conceived to foster exchanges and discussions among artists residing and working in both France and Germany. First initiated with the aim to create space for friendships, uniting researches and associations. We are happy to share and enhance these experiences with you on this occasion.
In its development and throughout the diverse exchanges we had, the exhibition has further evolved to explore the intricate and multiple relationships between the internal and the external, displaying what is revealed and what is concealed. It can be interpreted as a reflection on the poetic interplays between inscriptions, signs and fictions, which cohabit with us in our shared, public, and domestic spaces.
Organized by Jakob Francisco and Léopold Gaillard
Text by Léopold Galliard
Photos by Jakob Otter
„A Stroll Past the Sign“ is an exhibition initially conceived to foster exchanges and discussions among artists residing and working in both France and Germany. First initiated with the aim to create space for friendships, uniting researches and associations. We are happy to share and enhance these experiences with you on this occasion.
In its development and throughout the diverse exchanges we had, the exhibition has further evolved to explore the intricate and multiple relationships between the internal and the external, displaying what is revealed and what is concealed. It can be interpreted as a reflection on the poetic interplays between inscriptions, signs and fictions, which cohabit with us in our shared, public, and domestic spaces.
Organized by Jakob Francisco and Léopold Gaillard
Text by Léopold Galliard
Photos by Jakob Otter