Booth A11

Focus artist
Romain Bernini

Presented artists
Alkis Boutlis
Alin Bozbiciu
Louis Le Kim
Nina Mae Fowler
Anna Tuori

Vernissage / Opening
Samedi 27 janvier 2024 de 18 h à 21 h
Saturday 27 January 2024 from 6 to 9 pm

Sorry, this entry is only available in FR.

Artists
Romain Bernini – Alkis Boutlis – Alin Bozbiciu – Gil Heitor Cortesão
Etienne François – Youcef Korichi – Kriki – Markus Lüpertz
Lucien Murat – Ed Paschke – Léopold Rabus – Antoine Roegiers
Pierre Schwerzmann – Terry Taylor – Anna Tuori

We invited you to join us, during this exhibition, for book signings dedicated to the art world

► Thursday, February 17
7 – 8 pm: Quelques-unes, Femmes de l’art contemporain en France, Anne-Martin Fugier, historian and art historian, éditions Gallimard, collection témoins de l’art
8:00 pm: Alpine horn concert by Léopold Rabus

► Thursday, February 24, 7 – 8 pm
Le monde des galeries, Alain Quemin, University professor in sociology of art, researcher at GEMASS – Sorbonne University, senior member of the Institut Universitaire de France, CNRS editions

► Thursday, March 24, 7 – 8 pm
Iris Clert, L’astre ambigü de l’avant-garde, Clément Dirié, historian, art critic and curator, éditions Hermann, art gallery collection
+ Performance by Félix Touzalin

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Romain Bernini – Alkis Boutlis – Alin Bozbiciu
Eva Jospin – Youcef Korichi – Kriki
Markus Lüpertz – Recycle Group – Antoine Roegiers
Anna Tuori – Anne Wenzel

Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve
7, rue Pastourelle F-75003 Paris

Tuori fashions her dreamy, magical landscapes through looping, undulating swathes of oil paint. She thins her oils and applies with a broad brush to give surprising depth and suggestions of perspective within a simple stroke. There is little sense of horizon in Tuoriʼs curious terrains, where horizontal and vertical plains hover back and forth, painted in saturated subaqueous, dirty ochre and vanilla colours. These suspended worlds flip between glinting night scenes and snowy day scenes, peopled by lingering, unobtrusive protagonists. Tuoriʼs cast of characters is painted in a fine, delicate hand and feel like miniatures through the play of scale in brushwork between figure and ground. The human characters are wraithlike with indistinct features. They appear to do little, observing and hanging around, accompanied by Finnish forest animals; squirrels, horses, owls and rabbits, a deer head, fairground paraphernalia and a snowmanʼs head with a Pinocchio-type nose.