Marie Angeletti uses photography to re-frame discordant yet familiar genres of representation. The French artist collects imagery from art historical sources, Google image searches, and media platforms. She photographs and re-photographs it, thereby continuously re-interpreting the act of making and looking at art. The process of continuous re-framing and repetition in Angeletti’s practice speaks to ways information is being treated in contemporary media platforms, where the notion of authorship is often a contested subject. In the artist’s works the original source of the image becomes blurred and unfocused, giving space of novel, unexpected interpretations. In such a way, Angeletti’s juxtaposed, digitally manipulated, combined and rearranged photography allows for endless possibilities of meaning. 

Carlos/Ishikawa

Berlin

Marseille

New York City

Art New York

Lomex

Greene Naftali

Paris

Edouard Montassut

London

Lars Friedrich

Musée D'Art Moderne De Paris

Bern

Kunsthalle Bern

Vienna

Kunsthalle Wien

Hayward Gallery

ICA London

Dijon

Le Consortium

Marie Angeletti

Wall text, Met Breuer February 2018

Obsession, Schiele and Sexuality, Met Breuer, September 2018

Obsession, La Douleur, Met Breuer, September 2018

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Michi 04