Emmanuelle Lainé
25 Oct - 24 Dec 2018
EMMANUELLE LAINÉ
25 October – 24 December 2018
Experience Emmanuelle Lainé's site-specific installation ''Learn the Rules Like a Pro, So You Can Break Them Like an Artist!'' in HENI Project Space.
Lainé’s complex installations transform the spaces they occupy into unsettling perceptual environments.
For this exhibition, the artist brings together familiar objects, organic materials and life-sized, floor-to-ceiling imagery to create a disorienting scene that explores industry, display and the contemporary workplace.
Lainé is a recipient of the 2018 Artist Commission Program for the Montblanc Cultural Foundation’s Art Collection, which has enabled the creation of her site-specific exhibition in the HENI Project Space.
Emmanuelle Lainé (born in 1973, Paris) lives between Brussels and Marseille. Her work has recently been exhibited in solo shows at the Palais de Tokyo (2017) and Bétonsalon, Paris (2017), Villa Arson, Nice (2016), MOT International Gallery, Brussels (2015), IFAL, Mexico City (2015), C-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e, Brussels (2014) and the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard, Paris (2014), among others.
This exhibition is also supported by Fluxus Art Projects.
25 October – 24 December 2018
Experience Emmanuelle Lainé's site-specific installation ''Learn the Rules Like a Pro, So You Can Break Them Like an Artist!'' in HENI Project Space.
Lainé’s complex installations transform the spaces they occupy into unsettling perceptual environments.
For this exhibition, the artist brings together familiar objects, organic materials and life-sized, floor-to-ceiling imagery to create a disorienting scene that explores industry, display and the contemporary workplace.
Lainé is a recipient of the 2018 Artist Commission Program for the Montblanc Cultural Foundation’s Art Collection, which has enabled the creation of her site-specific exhibition in the HENI Project Space.
Emmanuelle Lainé (born in 1973, Paris) lives between Brussels and Marseille. Her work has recently been exhibited in solo shows at the Palais de Tokyo (2017) and Bétonsalon, Paris (2017), Villa Arson, Nice (2016), MOT International Gallery, Brussels (2015), IFAL, Mexico City (2015), C-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e, Brussels (2014) and the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard, Paris (2014), among others.
This exhibition is also supported by Fluxus Art Projects.