Camille Blatrix. Heroe
Heroe, installation view, 2016, Wattis Institute
courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Locker, 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Locker (detail), 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Locker (detail), 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Heroe, installation view, 2016, Wattis Institute
courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Heroe, installation view, 2016, Wattis Institute
courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Whast, 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Whast (detail), 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Soul, 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Soul (detail), 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Soul (detail), 2016
Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Balice Hertling
photo: JOHN WHITE
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Heroe is the title of a solo exhibition by French artist CAMILLE BLATRIX currently on view at Wattis Institute in San Francisco. The presentation is featuring a series of minimal sculptures that appear familiar and timeless thanks to a highly precise manufacture. As with much of his previous works, the meaning of BLATRIX‘s objects is dissolved into a self-contained abstraction and is ascribed to the viewer’s narrative impulse. Emancipated from informative logic but not from a surrealist humour, BLATRIX converts the rational aspects of objects into enigmatic functionalities freely mixing universal symbols and personal representations.
Heroe by CAMILLE BLATRIX is on view at Wattis Institute, San Francisco until November 19, 2016.
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[…] Heroe is the title of a solo exhibition by French artist CAMILLE BLATRIX currently on view at Wattis Institute in San Francisco. The presentation is featuring a series of minimal sculptures that appear familiar and timeless thanks to a highly precise manufacture. As with much of his previous works, the meaning of BLATRIX‘s objects is dissolved into a self-contained abstraction and is ascribed to the viewer’s narrative impulse. Read the rest of this article @ We Find Wildness » […]