ツ - Carmilla
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patchwork en draps réformés des hôpitaux, ouate, filChisenhale Gallery
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork is a whimsical fabric sculpture of a smiley face. The colors used are predominantly bright yellow, with black and white accents for the eyes and stitched facial features. The overall composition is a spherical shape, giving the piece a playful, three-dimensional quality. The subject matter is a recognizable symbol of happiness and positivity. The artwork seems to employ a simple, folk-art inspired style with its hand-stitched elements and textured fabric surface. This lighthearted and cheerful work may be intended to evoke a sense of joy and childlike wonder in the viewer. ...

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Benoît Piéron
Artist
Benoît Piéron
B.1983, French

Benoît Piéron draws his materials from hospitals and medical environments, and reappropriates them in order to open up new enchanting worlds, far removed from the romantic heroism typical of the usual metaphors of illness. His vocabulary is based on his experiences of time (slowed down, distended) and space (shrunken, but also expanded) during illness and the many hospital stays he has endured since childhood. Benoît Piéron’s installations account for his stand still journeys, the sensation of the body “in landscape format” and the feeling of living “off-screen”. The reveries that emerge from these memories are as many ways of protesting against validist and productivist norms. ...

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Gallery
Chisenhale Gallery
London

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