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GAAC // Encounter with Harald Klingelhöller

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Portuguese artist Francisco Tropa is the author of a complex body of work, freely combining a wide range of techniques, from the most basic skills to virtuoso feats. Blending art and technical ingenuity, Tropa's creative vision encompasses prototypes and machines, as well as paintings, silkscreens, photographs and performances. The result is a "world" of his own, drawn from a variety of sources, including a rigorously anti-hierarchical set of references, figures from the ancient and modern world, science and magic.

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The meaning of value in a post-whatever era, the mass abundance of images - from both amateur and professional production to algorithmically generated images - and the displacement of the artist from production to post-production, and from the creation of works to the generation of formats, are all recurring themes in the recent work of Émilie Brout and Maxime Marion. Since 2009, the French duo has focused on projects that re-invent the modern language of film by reusing and appropriating content from the web. Freeing them from their status as seemingly insignificant and worthless data, they rearrange them into complex and narrative devices, sometimes algorithmically generated, or powerful iconic images.

With the artists and Philippe Bettinelli, curator of the new media department

Perspective and Bienfaiteur // Emilie Brout and Maxime Marion's workshop