Shana & Robert ParkeHarrison
"We create works in response to the ever-bleakening relationship linking humans, technology, and nature. These works feature an ambiguous narrative that offers insight into the dilemma posed by science and technology's failed promise to fix our problems, provide explanations, and furnish certainty pertaining to the human condition. Strange scenes of hybridizing forces, swarming elements, and bleeding overabundance portray Nature unleashed by technology and the human hand.
Rich colors and surrealistic imagery merge to reveal the poetic roots of the works on display. The use of color is intentional but abstract; proportion and space are compositional rather than natural; movement is blurred; objects and people juxtaposed as if by chance in a visual improvisation that unfolds choreographically. At once formally arresting and immeasurably loaded with sensations?this work attempts to provide powerful impact both visually and viscerally."
Represented artists
- Anne-Lise Broyer
- Anthony Goicolea
- Byung-Hun Min
- Cesar del Valle
- Claudine Doury
- David Hilliard
- Ethan Murrow
- Floriane de Lassée
- Friederike von Rauch
- Kate MccGwire
- Laurent Millet
- Levi van Veluw
- Mathieu Dufois
- Michael Wolf
- Motoï Yamamoto
- Pierrick Naud
- Shana & Robert ParkeHarrison
- Stéphane Couturier
- Sylvain Couzinet-Jacques
- Todd Hido
- Ville Lenkkeri
Guest artists
- Adam Panczuk
- Agnès Propeck
- Anne-Camille Allueva
- Arnaud Vasseux
- Audrey Casalis
- Berni Searle
- Céline Cléron
- Chang Ki Chung
- Constance Nouvel
- François Chaillou
- Françoise Vanneraud
- Gilles Coulon
- Grégory Markovic
- Guillaume Amat
- Joe Biel
- Joseph Smolinski
- Juan de Sande
- Karim Kal
- Laurent Fievet
- Mona Kuhn
- Neal Rock
- Nyaba Leon Ouedraogo
- Pascal Pesez
- Patrice Pantin
- S&P Stanikas
- Sabine Mirlesse
- Stephan Balleux
- Tom Callemin
- Virgile Ittah
