The artwork depicts a pair of disembodied hands rendered in a muted grey scale. The hands are shown in an upright, frontal position, conveying a sense of isolation and disconnection. The overall composition is stark and minimalist, with the hands standing out against the dark background. The artist has employed a distinctive sculptural technique, sculpting the hands with a rough, textured surface that gives them a tangible, almost palpable quality. The piece likely explores themes of the human condition, mortality, or the individual's place in the world, inviting the viewer to ponder the broader significance behind this simple yet powerful visual representation. ...
Hanna Rochereau has completed the Master of Visual Arts—European Art Ensemble
program at ECAL in Lausanne. She is currently in residency at the Ateliers de la ville
de Marseille supported by Triangle Astérides. Recent exhibitions include Alienze
(CH), “Usefulless” curated by Mélanie Matranga and Clément Delépine
at Crèvecoeur (FR), “Peeping through the looking glass” at SET (GB), “Shifters”
at Sentiment (CH/FR), “Wishlist” at 13 vitrine (CH) and “Keeping Up Appearances”
at Lokal-int (CH). She co-founded in 2022 the artist-run space Hasch. ...
