Tombé.e.s vers le haut
sans titre•Sep 05, 2024 — Oct 05, 2024
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From September 5th to October 5th, 2024, Sans titre presents Tombé.e.s vers le haut, a dialogue between the historical Swiss artist Eva Aeppli (1925 – 2015) and the Chinese painter Zhiliang Jin (1995). The exhibition is part of the Paris Surrealist itinerary, organized by the Comité Professionnel des Galeries d’art, the Association Atelier André Breton and the Centre Pompidou around the Surrealism exhibition at the Centre Pompidou (until January 13, 2025).
In my dream, we were walking through a lonely landscape. The color of the path was the color of your thoughts. I asked you a question, but you did not answer. You were looking inward. You seemed fearful and confused.
The twilight was advancing. You were walking now with your eyes closed. I took your hand to guide you through the darkness.
At last, much later, the darkness lifted and a pale gray glow filled the sky. I turned, but you were gone.
The path had become very narrow and had taken on the color...More
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Tombé.e.s vers le haut
sans titre•Sep 05, 2024 — Oct 05, 2024
Press release
From September 5th to October 5th, 2024, Sans titre presents Tombé.e.s vers le haut, a dialogue between the historical Swiss artist Eva Aeppli (1925 – 2015) and the Chinese painter Zhiliang Jin (1995). The exhibition is part of the Paris Surrealist itinerary, organized by the Comité Professionnel des Galeries d’art, the Association Atelier André Breton and the Centre Pompidou around the Surrealism exhibition at the Centre Pompidou (until January 13, 2025).
In my dream, we were walking through a lonely landscape. The color of the path was the color of your thoughts. I asked you a question, but you did not answer. You were looking inward. You seemed fearful and confused.
The twilight was advancing. You were walking now with your eyes closed. I took your hand to guide you through the darkness.
At last, much later, the darkness lifted and a pale gray glow filled the sky. I turned, but you were gone.
The path had become very narrow and had taken on the color...More
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