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Alice Pallot presents 3 exhibitions at Amsterdam Unseen in september 2022:
Unseen Photo Fair in Westergas, she presents her new series "Algues maudites" made during the 1+2 Residency and presented at booth 14 of the Hangar at Unseen.
Unbound, where she will presents with the collective De Anima: Oyster Mushroom Orchestra "O.M.O", a "bio-augmented" installation. This exhibition is curated by Damarice Amao, curator of photography at the Centre Pompidou Paris. The collective is composed of Alexandre Carril, Raphaële Carril, Jimme Cloo, Adrien Gelin, Alphonse Maitrepierre and Alice Pallot.
image 3D: Adem Elahel
The third exhibition ".tiff" recently presented at the FOMU in Antwerp, will be shown at the Cultural Center Brakke Grond in Amsterdam. The opening will take place on Friday September 16th, from 5pm to 8pm. She will presents the series "Suillus, looking at the sun with closed eyelids" through a scenography by Big time studio/ Jimme Cloo.
Alice will also sign the reprint of her book "Suillus, looking at the sun with closed eyelids" edition of 20 copies, at Tipi bookshop at Unseen bookmarket on Saturday September 17th at 6pm.
See you there!!
Alice Pallot will present “Suillus II ” at UNSEEN PHOTO FAIR 2021 with “Hangar Gallery”
The fair takes place from Thursday 17 to Sunday 19 September in the iconic Cultuurpark Westergas in Amsterdam.
« Suillus was created in Lommelse Sahara -
Alice Pallot is reporting on this natural space completely destroyed by the zinc industry and finally transformed into a nature reserve, a metaphor of possible reconstruction. Refusing to confine herself to the idea of a disenchanted generation, Alice Pallot delivers a message of hope...”
Text by Constance Nguyen
17.07.2021
Alice Pallot’s new series “Suillus” is part of the exhibition “The World Within” during the PhotoBrussels Festival 05 at Hangar Art Center, Brussels -
The exhibition is on set from 23/01/2021 until the 27/03/2021
« Suillus was created in Lommelse Sahara -
Alice Pallot is reporting on this natural space completely destroyed by the zinc industry and finally transformed into a nature reserve, a metaphor of possible reconstruction. Refusing to confine herself to the idea of a disenchanted generation, Alice Pallot delivers a message of hope...”
Text by Constance Nguyen
21.01.2021
Alice Pallot will be part of a book signing to present her new edition “HIMERO” at Librairy Livre aux trésors, Liège, on saturday 24/10 - 17h00-19h00.
The exhibition “L’Île Himero” is on set at Satellite Gallery part of BIP2020 until the 15/11/2020
This book was published in the occasion of the Biennale de l’Image Possible de Liège 2020
«HIMERO», 48 pages. 17 x 24 cm, hardcover with cover sleeve.
Designed, bound and published by Page Works. Limited edition of 30.
You can order your copy of «HIMERO» by sending a mail to info@pageworks.be or through their Instagram. It’s 30€.
24.10.2020
For her next exhibition, Alice Pallot will present a new form of the series “L’île Himero”
It will be held in the 9th of september 2020 in Liège, Belgium, at the “Satellite Gallery” with the culturel center “Les Chiroux” until the 15th of November 2020.
This exhibition is part of the “Biennale de l’image Possible 2020”
09.09.2020
The Oasis series will be part of “En Piste”, from the 28th of august 2020 until the 6th of september in Liège.
Oasis is realized in collaboration with Botanical Agency (Elena Seegers and Simon de Dreuille). OASIS is the name of a company specialized in the manufacture of green plastic-based foam blocks, used for floral design, that keeps the flower arrangements fresh and moist and keep them in place. It is also highly toxic and non-biodegradable. The foam decomposes rapidly into a powder that is a source of long-lasting, diffuse and aggressive pollution. The series examines the paradigm between the beauty of the « eternal » flowers and the uglyness of an ecological disaster. At a time we must reconsider our techniques and choose how we want to engage in the biosphere, Alice Pallot thought that OASIS, as a set of immersive images filled with details, would help to focus and reflect.
28.08.2020