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CHANTAL POLLIER

Chantal Pollier, erratic 1, 2017, Belgian black marble ‘Noir de Mazy’, With stand 35 x 29,5 x 24 cm (stand 91cm high)

Image Copyright © Chantal Pollier

Recently, starting from the flesh and skin, she aims to come to an abstraction of the perishable bag in which we live. Transferring the soft barrier to stone is a true challenge. Leaving a careful selection of scratches, lines and remnants of the interventions intact, she creates works like ‘cuts’ in an imaginary landscape, in a parallel universe in which this landscape is a body.

The fragile beauty of her work is often associated with unheimlichkeit.

 

 

 

 

Chantal Pollier

https://www.chantal-pollier.com/

 

(1965) lives and works in Ghent (B). As a psychologist and an artist who works in the field of decay and collapse she has a deep interest in the dichotomy between beauty and disgust, in the physical appearance of the gradually disappearing, the beauty of the contemporary in a vulnerable and fragile society, always researching her themes in collaboration with scientists. Her work is exhibited in Belgium and abroad, besides her activities as curator of multiple art-science exhibitions.

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