This is my archive

“Copistes”

Curated by Donatien Grau, advisor for contemporary programs at the Louvre Museum and Chiara Parisi, Head of Centre Pompidou-Metz.

“Anniversaire” & more

“Klossovski Roger-Lacan”

The exhibition presents a selection of works by French artist Madeleine Roger-Lacan in resonance with an iconic drawing of Pierre Klossowski. Roger-Lacan’s work explores themes of love, loss and sexuality. She often interrogates the limits of paintings through assemblages and paintings getting out of the classical frame. Read More

“Sexual Odyssey”

“Lacan, L’Exposition. Quand l’art rencontre la psychanalyse.”

Curated by Marie-Laure Bernadac and Bernard Marcadé, art historians associated to Gérard Wajcman and Paz Corona, psychoanalysts

“Lay down with me”

Galerie Eigen+Art, Berlin It is dark.We need to find a way out, to get a clue how to use these stupid daily objects surrounding us, or at least how to avoid the stink of all these frailing flowers. Certain dangers are involved, some spooky creatures hiding in the corners. Stress holes up and somehow also pleasure.Was Rapunzel the first escape room player? She found the answer in her body. One should learn from her. Read More

“Flower, death, life” & more

“Painting under my skirt”

I drew Nights with girl Marilyn after watching Billy Wilder’s The Seven Year Itch. Puckered lips, starry dress, narrowed eyes, round and full breasts. It’s a sensual, tender dream. A friend gave me a statue of Marilyn Monroe. It depicts the iconic scene where her white dress is blown upwards. This statue had been left at the entrance of a nightclub where it got completely beaten up. The poor cardboard Marilyn was a bit scary from the start... but now she looked like a nightmare. I liked her straight away and asked if I could bring her to the studio. She arrived one evening in November 2019. She has been sitting by the entrance ever since. I put a sheet over her head to keep her from driving away my visitors. A phantom Marilyn is better than a disfigured one. The real Marilyn also got completely beaten up on the night of the famous dress scene. Read More

“Marvellous garden” & more

“Entre tes yeux et les images que j’y vois”

Curated by Anaël Pigeat and Sophie Vigourous https://www.fondation-pernod-ricard.com/fr/expo/entre-tes-yeux-et-les-images-que-jy-vois-un-choix-sentimental