I am so glad to share this enthusiastic project!
Artist Mathilde Rosier will be in residence at Château de la Borie this coming May 2026. At the end of this residency, an exhibition will be presented at the Château from June to September 2026, curated by Alexandra McIntosh, director of the CIAP Vassivière and independent curator.
Based in Burgundy for more than 20 years, the artist will explore the Limousin bocage, meeting ancient springs long considered sacred and deeply rooted in the landscape. Through this project, Mathilde Rosier continues her research into rural mythologies, questioning the form and meaning of their representation.
La Borie Art Residency is an initiative led by François Trausch and Alexandra Alquier-Trausch. Each year, an artist from their collection is invited to reside at Château de la Borie. The residency aims to foster a fruitful dialogue between the memory of places, natural dynamics, and artistic practice.
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MATHILDE ROSIER
Screenplay for an opera to come, 2025-2026
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Installed in the permanent collections of the MAMC Strasbourg @mamcstrasbourg Le massacre du printemps 2019-2020 comes after Le sacre du printemps 1913. Strangely Both share the idea of the coming of a new erra starting with an impressive chaos .
Installed in the permanent collection of the Museum modern and contemporary Art in Strasbourg now . Le massacre du printemps 2019-2020 comes after lLe sacre du printemps 1913 . Both strangely share the idea of the coming of a new erra starting with an impressive chaos .
Artist Mathilde Rosier is a lecturer in our MA and alongside Phoenix Atala and Uriel Orlow, she is one of the moderators of our MA Plenum.
Through paintings, films, sound works or performances, which could recall symbolist art, the decorative art of ballet, or rural traditional ornaments and artifacts, Mathilde invents new mythologies for us to relate to the agency of nature; mediating the mind of nature to the human psyche.
Her work has been the subject of solo exhibitions and presentations, notably at Camden Art Centre, London; Museum Abteiberg, Mönchengladbach; Serpentine Galleries, London; Jeu de Paume, Paris; the Madre Museum, Naples; MASP, São Paulo; Fondation Pernod Ricard, Paris; and a site-specific commission for the archives building of the MuCEM in Marseille. She lives between the rural conutryside of Burgondy in France and Basel.
vimeo.com/mathilderosier
awarewomenartists.com/en/artiste/mathilde-rosier
Apply for our MA program by 15 March 2026.
Find our complete team and more information on dertank.ch (link in bio).
1 Mathilde Rosier
2 Le Massacre du Printemps, 2020, video still, detail
3 Installation view L’ecorse, Crac Alsace, Altkirch, 2023 📷 Aurelien Mole
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My glass eyes on the facade always 💕In this presentation of the great collections of Mucem ccr marseille by @mccalafat director of the museum 🤗always so good to see again 🙏 @stanislas_colodiet
Exposition – Avec Les Animaux ne portent pas de chaussures, Anne-Laure Lestage, commissaire d’exposition, nous convie à une expérience éthologique sensible. Le subtil mélange d’artistes confirmés et émergents, de médiums et de formes livre un univers empreint de poésie et d’harmonie, parsemé de surprises ludiques. L’alchimie opère, renforcée par un dialogue entre des œuvres empruntées et trois autres spécialement créées pour l’exposition par Zélie Boulestreau, Ema Vanekova ou Raphaël Larre.
À travers la peinture, le dessin, l’installation, la sculpture, la vidéo et la tapisserie, les seize œuvres réunies dans les trois salles de la grande galerie nous emmènent pas à pas vers un nouveau regard sur le vivant. Du paysage camouflage au théâtre animalier en passant par le monde aquatique, des rapprochements d’espèces inattendus s’opèrent. Parfois, le regard se trouble. Les frontières entre humain et non humain s’effacent. La merveilleuse et terrible animalité de l’homme et la merveilleuse et terrible humanité des bêtes évoquée par Bernard Lafargue (Revue L’œil de la bête, 2004) affleure. Et de s’interroger : qui regarde qui ?
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My glass eyes installation Champ de vision also on view in Pau art center @lebelordinaire curated by @annelaure.lestage produced by @cirvamarseille until March 4, in an exhibition about animal gaze Les animaux ne portent pas de chaussettes .