Entitled Planet of Wind and Water, the exhibition is presented from May 15 to September 26, 2009. Very famous in Japan, Shingu is a complete artist unpopular in France. Sculptor, scientist and philosopher, Shingu creates sculptures that are often monumental, with movements generated by the forces and flows of -wind, water, sun and gravity-.
“Richard Serra has shown us how far monumentality Anselm Kiefer shows us the decay of a world, Susumu Shingu offers us a message of movement and a breath of hope for humanity,” explain Véronique Jaeger, Director Gallery Jaeger Bucher.
Starting out from scientific research on movement, based on observation of the nature of thee human body and nature, Susumu Shingu has created and installed several hundred wind and water sculptures around the world, all of them mobile, dancing, polyphonic, playful, sometimes kites, birds, flowers, trees, clouds…
Susumu Shingu also works regularly in other artistic disciplines with well-known architects such as Tadao Ando and Renzo Piano, as well as with designers like Issey Miyake.
The exhibition will also include a preview of the diorama Breathing Earth, a self-sufficient Village project relying on the natural energy of wind, water and sunlight.
Produced by the gallery for the exhibition, a 33-minute film by German director Thomas Riedelsheimer shows the artist talking about his work and his research while unveiling his sculptures in their natural settings.
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Il propose dans ses dessins scripturés de vivre le rythme du monde en captant et en prolongeant l’intensité insaisissable de l’instant, en convoquant le hasard et en le provoquant, opposant ainsi un ralentissement délibéré à la vitesse vertigineuse de notre monde médiatique. Les formes géométriques ou encore l’entrelacs des lignes, accentués par les pliages du papier, créent une écriture énergique propre à Schimansky.
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Roger-Viollet, created in 1938, is engaged since 1998 in a program of digitization of their photo collections (350 000 images have been digitized so far).
In this exhibition, Hanns Schimansky is showing 40 drawings made between 2007 and 2010. These drawings, written as much as drawn, attempt to capture and to prolong the present moment, to mirror the rhythm of the universe. Using and provoking the idea of chance, he metaphorically slows the headlong speed at which we live in today’s world, dominated as it is by the media. Geometric shapes and intercrossing, looping lines, accentuated by the folds in the paper he uses, form Schimansky’s unmistakeable energetic graphic style: cities and landscapes appear, through which we are invited to travel.
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