Florian & Michael Quistrebert work in painting, video and installation. The brothers’ practice is filled with abstract colours, light, textured materials and visual illusions. Their works appropriate the motifs of modern art history while subverting them through optical semblances and movements. The duo’s paintings are always elusive, never showing what they are. They depict abstract angles exploring the seductive and eerie relationship between colour and light. The brothers’ installations are similarly immersive, their 2016 exhibition at Palais de Tokyo featuring a large optical theatre with canvases continuously pivoting and rotating, flickering with tiny LED lights. Eloquent and powerful, the Quistrebert brother’s works continuously playing tricks on one’s senses.

Crèvecoeur

Paris

Amsterdam

Marrakech Biennale

Marrakesh

Nantes

Paris Internationale

Fiac

Miami

Art Basel Miami

Brussels

Art Brussels

Istanbul

Dirimart

High Art

Los Angeles

Night Gallery

Seoul

313 Art Project

Warsaw

Leto

Ellen De Bruijne Projects

Corte

Frac Corse

Bordeaux

Frac Nouvelle-Aquitaine MÉCA

Rotterdam

Kunsthal Rotterdam

Frac Île-de-France Le Plateau

Zoo Galerie

Palais De Tokyo

Centre Pompidou

New York City

Austrian Cultural Forum

Dundee

Dundee Contemporary Arts

Florian & Michael Quistrebert

Rijksakademie

Noor

Jusepé

Crystal Center

Spectrum Center

Mount I

Firescape