ART
David Renaud |
Written 30 January |
Saturday 07 November, 11:00Galerie Anne Barrault, 75003 [map]David Renaud
For his new exhibition David Renaud, whose work questions the perception of geography and its multiple representations (paintings, maps, reliefs), interrogates the potential of fictitious panorama. In focusing on science fiction, a figurative culture, he attempts to map out the unknown through such spatial work as Négative Day On Mercury, and One Night On Earth.
It’s interestingly in the uninhabited towers, where one can’t be sure if life exists, that the singularity of the human being is made apparent. In attempting to map an infinite perimeter beyond line and trace Renaud attempts to questions this very frontier. An interesting exploration.
