FLORE, Sans titre, © FLORE, courtesy Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière
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FLORE : Les rêveries de Lavinia
12/09/2024 - 21/12/2024
Clémentine de la Feronnière
51 Rue Saint-Louis en l'Île
75004 Paris
www.galerieclementinedelaferonniere.fr
Before cleaning out her aunt Louise's house, FLORE discovered a lengthy correspondence with Lavinia, an Italian friend. The letters and the name immediately echoed George Sand's eponymous text: “I now love nothing but traveling, daydreaming, solitude, the sound of the world, to pass through it and laugh about it, then poetry to withstand the past.” FLORE has decided to evoke, through more or less familiar landscapes, the states of mind running through this correspondence, to form a collection of impressions of Italy on the one hand, carving a portrait of Lavinia on the other. The exhibition consists of previously unseen works by FLORE, including pigment prints, photographic prints and lithographic stones. FLORE is totally committed to the quest for memory and makes “non-sensational” images that attempt to recreate truth in place of a reality that is gradually fading away.
12/09/2024 - 21/12/2024
Clémentine de la Feronnière
51 Rue Saint-Louis en l'Île
75004 Paris
www.galerieclementinedelaferonniere.fr
Before cleaning out her aunt Louise's house, FLORE discovered a lengthy correspondence with Lavinia, an Italian friend. The letters and the name immediately echoed George Sand's eponymous text: “I now love nothing but traveling, daydreaming, solitude, the sound of the world, to pass through it and laugh about it, then poetry to withstand the past.” FLORE has decided to evoke, through more or less familiar landscapes, the states of mind running through this correspondence, to form a collection of impressions of Italy on the one hand, carving a portrait of Lavinia on the other. The exhibition consists of previously unseen works by FLORE, including pigment prints, photographic prints and lithographic stones. FLORE is totally committed to the quest for memory and makes “non-sensational” images that attempt to recreate truth in place of a reality that is gradually fading away.