Spill 180 is thrilled to announce our next show, High Dynamic Range, a dual presentation featuring Claire Hentschker & Lou Fauroux. Please save the date for the opening reception on August 22nd from 6-8pm here at the Spill 180 gallery/garden.
Lou Fauroux (
@loufauroux ) lives and works in Saint-Ouen. Through a practice of video, sculpture, installation and 3D, she questions the ethical challenges of artificial intelligence and virtual technologies and their impacts on humans. She decrypts the social structures of power through pop culture and medias such as music and video games. Incorporating her queer experience in the multiple layers of narration and representation, she reappropriates the images she grew up with by building new mythologies around them. Lou Fauroux has presented her video works and films at institutions, galleries, and fairs such as Palais de Tokyo, Paris; MoMA, New York ; Film at Lincoln Center, New York ; Centre Pompidou, Paris ; Art Basel, Paris; FRAC Poitou-Charentes, AngoulĂŞme ; Forde, Geneva ; Fondation Pernod-Richard, Paris; Chantal Crousel, Paris ; Exo Exo, Paris ; Centre Wallonie-Bruxelles, Paris.
ClaireâŻHentschker (
@ntschk ) turns the broken promises of the beauty aisle and electronics store into a single toolkit, recasting consumer technologies as playful, opulent craft material. Rhinestones, nail resin, and offâtheâshelf apps mingle with laminators, Xerox machines, and catalog gadgets to yield opulent sculptures, spectral digital reconstructions, and participatory events that favor joyful misuse over seamless function. She coâfounded LARPA, and was an artist in residence at Cartierâs Brooklyn Retail Innovation Lab in 2018. Her work has been featured by the PeabodyâŻEssex Museum, Carnegie Museum of Art, FotomuseumâŻWinterthur, MUTEK, and CurrentsâŻNewâŻMedia, with commissions from brands like Apple, Franzia, RAOs and the American Museum of Natural History.
@larpa.mill @exoexo.xyz