During Gallery Weekend, don’t miss your final chance to visit the sensational exhibition/dialogue between German artist Wolfgang Flad and French artist Rémy Hysbergue: THE WISDOM OF THE PEACOCK
This exhibition is the result of two personal “art crushes” I had. Wolfgang Flad captured my heart during Berlin Art Week a few years ago. Rémy Hysbergue did the same in Paris last spring, while I was gallery scouting in the Marais. I would truly be sad if you missed the chance to fall in love with their fantastic works as I did.
Flad’s and Hysbergue’s pieces enchant like the splendid plumage of a peacock. They pull viewers into an immersive world. The world is full of shifting hues and luminous surfaces. Their ability to play with light and color creates an alluring spectacle, inviting you to linger, explore, and surrender to the evocative beauty of their art.
The Wisdom of the Peacock is a celebration of this mesmerizing interplay — an invitation to lose yourself in the iridescent brilliance of sculptural reliefs and painted illusions.
The show is organized in collaboration with my wonderful neighbors Jaeger Art, whose exhibitions during Gallery Weekend are also not to be missed.
So much happening on one street, come over!
Special opening hours for Gallery Weekend:
Friday, May 2nd: 11:00 – 20:00
Saturday, May 3rd: 12:00 – 20:00
About The Artist:
Wolfgang Flad’s artistic practice is deeply rooted in relief and texture, incorporating abstract aluminum casts, iridescent glass works, and mixed-media compositions. His recent series, Dark Side of the Moon, features intricate reliefs veiled behind reflective, color-shifting glass panels, challenging the viewer’s perspective and engagement with the work.
Rémy Hysbergue’s paintings extend the discourse on materiality and space through an entirely different yet equally immersive approach.
His works, whether executed on mirrored polymethyl methacrylate or silk velvet, explore the tension between depth and flatness. They also examine concealment and revelation. His works blur the boundaries between the natural and the artificial. They blur the tactile and the elusive. This draws the viewer into a dynamic interplay of material contrast: matte versus shiny, raw versus refined, near versus distant.
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