ALAIN FLEISCHER, THE IRON IMPRINT | 1982 - Courtesy of the artist and alberto damian gallery.
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I am Only an Image
13/11/2025 - 16/11/2025
alberto damian gallery
Viale Luigi Cadorna 10
31100 Treviso (TV) Veneto
www.albertodamian.com
Fleischer's art is a fusion of technique and reinterpretation, giving rise to improbable inventions and thought-provoking concepts. Themes such as the female form, eroticism, survival, and the transfiguration of shapes recur throughout his vast body of work. Through his exploration of photography, Fleischer liberates images from the constraints of representationalism, allowing them to assert their presence and autonomy. His exhibition, titled "Je ne suis qu'une image" (I Am Only an Image), challenges traditional notions of photography by transforming optical signals into physical manifestations. Traces of events that never occurred, objective yet deceptive memories captured through photography, and images frozen in motion provoke contemplation on their nature and reality. Fleischer's art invites viewers to intuitively experience emotions, seductions, and amusements without the need to seek deeper meanings or symbolic values.
13/11/2025 - 16/11/2025
alberto damian gallery
Viale Luigi Cadorna 10
31100 Treviso (TV) Veneto
www.albertodamian.com
Fleischer's art is a fusion of technique and reinterpretation, giving rise to improbable inventions and thought-provoking concepts. Themes such as the female form, eroticism, survival, and the transfiguration of shapes recur throughout his vast body of work. Through his exploration of photography, Fleischer liberates images from the constraints of representationalism, allowing them to assert their presence and autonomy. His exhibition, titled "Je ne suis qu'une image" (I Am Only an Image), challenges traditional notions of photography by transforming optical signals into physical manifestations. Traces of events that never occurred, objective yet deceptive memories captured through photography, and images frozen in motion provoke contemplation on their nature and reality. Fleischer's art invites viewers to intuitively experience emotions, seductions, and amusements without the need to seek deeper meanings or symbolic values.