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Greffes
Group show
Villa Medici
Roma, Italy
16.11 – 23.11.2017

Curator
Pier Paolo Pancotto

Photographs by Christophe de Rohan Chabot & Arthur Fouray

Special thanks to Alfredo Aceto, Paolo Caravello, Arthur Godard







2 MDF wood boxes, both of the same size (92.5x40x10 cm), covered with a blue canvas (type, ‘aaafff’).

One side (92.5 × 40 cm) displays an image or print on dibond, laminated onto plexiglass (about 21x29.7cm). It features the image of a lizard. Its eye spews blood.

The opposite side showcases a one-way mirror. Its dimensions should be slightly smaller than 92.5x40cm. (...in progress...) These two boxes would thus be relatively identical objects. They are meant to be placed vertically on the floor. However, such a decision should be finalised during the installation. Also, there is a consideration if they should be displayed together or separately, either in the same room or in different spaces, and if there is an intent to make each more autonomous. At its core, through this repetitive effect, one object refers to the other, activating memory, signalling, and reminding of its twin. In the same way, a marker or a reference object sets the context in its entirety... 

Christophe de Rohan Chabot & Arthur Fouray



Christophe de Rohan Chabot & Arthur Fouray
senza titolo / (X5m4mjB-1) (#aaafff)
2017
dibon, canvas, acrylique, braces, dark glass
67.5cm x 30cm x 12cm
courtesy of Gaudel del Stampa & Galerie Joy de Rouvre & the artists



Christophe de Rohan Chabot & Arthur Fouray
senza titolo / (X5m4mjB-1) (#aaafff)”
2017
dibon, canvas, acrylique, braces, dark glass
67.5cm x 30cm x 12cm
courtesy of Gaudel del Stampa & Galerie Joy de Rouvre & the artists


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