Emmanuelle Lainé
03 Feb - 10 Sep 2017
Exhibition view of Emmanuelle Lainé, « Where the rubber of our selves meets the road of the wider world », Palais de Tokyo (03.02 – 10.09.2017). Courtesy of the artist. Photo : André Morin
EMMANUELLE LAINÉ
Where the rubber of our selves meets the road of the wider world
3 February - 10 September 2017
Curator: Claire Moulène
After Ulla von Brandenburg, Sheila Hicks, Isabelle Cornaro and Shana Moulton, it is now the turn of the French artist Emmanuelle Lainé to invest the Païpe space, on level 1 of Palais de Tokyo.
Emmanuelle Lainé is producing a huge trompe-l’oeil in the form of a freeze-frame. Made up of successive shots, superimpositions and impertinent shifts, this original installation has been inspired by the thoughts of numerous theorists about the figure of the cyborg and machine bodies.
Emmanuelle Lainé’s in situ piece for PalaiAfter Ulla von Brandenburg, Sheila Hicks, Isabelle Cornaro and Shana Moulton, it is now the turn of the French artist Emmanuelle Lainé to invest the Païpe space, on level 1 of Palais de Tokyo.
“The point is to use architecture as a mental prosthesis and to speak out in a non-linear way, based on a set of recently acquired data and information. My installations show up several versions of the same situation, face to face. I see them more and more as spaces in which objects come under the same conditions of varied existence (shown directly, photographed, or filmed). Their presence then becomes an accumulation of all such realities.”
Emmanuelle Lainé
Interview by Flora Katz, Cura, October 2016
Her website
Emmanuelle Lainé
Emmanuelle Lainé (born in 1973 in Paris, lives between Brussels and Marseille) is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris. Her work has recently been exhibited in solo shows at the Villa Arson, Nice (2016), the Galerie Motinternational, Brussels (2015), IFAL, Mexico City (2015), the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard, Paris (2014) and C-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e, Brussels (2014), among others. She has also taken part in a large number of group exhibitions, including "Beneath the moon", ICA Singapour (2016) ; "La Vie Moderne, biennale de Lyon" (2015) ; “L’Usage des Formes”, at Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2015), “Scroll Infini”, at La Galerie, Noisy-Le-Sec (2015), “Des pas dans l’escalier”, at Frac Basse-Normandie, Caen (2014), « 6 posibilities for a sculpture », La Loge Bruxelles (2013), “Intense Proximité”, at La Triennale, Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2012), “The Rise and the Fall of Matter”, at the David Robert Fondation, London (2011). Focusing on the specific nature of each exhibition, Emmanuelle Lainé uses the furnishings and architectural resources of the institutions that invite her, with a view to offering a “method of places” as an interface between the space, the work and the public.
Where the rubber of our selves meets the road of the wider world
3 February - 10 September 2017
Curator: Claire Moulène
After Ulla von Brandenburg, Sheila Hicks, Isabelle Cornaro and Shana Moulton, it is now the turn of the French artist Emmanuelle Lainé to invest the Païpe space, on level 1 of Palais de Tokyo.
Emmanuelle Lainé is producing a huge trompe-l’oeil in the form of a freeze-frame. Made up of successive shots, superimpositions and impertinent shifts, this original installation has been inspired by the thoughts of numerous theorists about the figure of the cyborg and machine bodies.
Emmanuelle Lainé’s in situ piece for PalaiAfter Ulla von Brandenburg, Sheila Hicks, Isabelle Cornaro and Shana Moulton, it is now the turn of the French artist Emmanuelle Lainé to invest the Païpe space, on level 1 of Palais de Tokyo.
“The point is to use architecture as a mental prosthesis and to speak out in a non-linear way, based on a set of recently acquired data and information. My installations show up several versions of the same situation, face to face. I see them more and more as spaces in which objects come under the same conditions of varied existence (shown directly, photographed, or filmed). Their presence then becomes an accumulation of all such realities.”
Emmanuelle Lainé
Interview by Flora Katz, Cura, October 2016
Her website
Emmanuelle Lainé
Emmanuelle Lainé (born in 1973 in Paris, lives between Brussels and Marseille) is a graduate of the Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris. Her work has recently been exhibited in solo shows at the Villa Arson, Nice (2016), the Galerie Motinternational, Brussels (2015), IFAL, Mexico City (2015), the Fondation d’Entreprise Ricard, Paris (2014) and C-o-m-p-o-s-i-t-e, Brussels (2014), among others. She has also taken part in a large number of group exhibitions, including "Beneath the moon", ICA Singapour (2016) ; "La Vie Moderne, biennale de Lyon" (2015) ; “L’Usage des Formes”, at Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2015), “Scroll Infini”, at La Galerie, Noisy-Le-Sec (2015), “Des pas dans l’escalier”, at Frac Basse-Normandie, Caen (2014), « 6 posibilities for a sculpture », La Loge Bruxelles (2013), “Intense Proximité”, at La Triennale, Palais de Tokyo, Paris (2012), “The Rise and the Fall of Matter”, at the David Robert Fondation, London (2011). Focusing on the specific nature of each exhibition, Emmanuelle Lainé uses the furnishings and architectural resources of the institutions that invite her, with a view to offering a “method of places” as an interface between the space, the work and the public.