Ann Mandelbaum and Arièle Bonzon Explore Desire and Disgust in Photography
Ann Mandelbaum's photographs capture the slow gestation of vegetal or organic forms, their becoming and decay. At Espace photographique Contretype in Brussels, her early works featured a fantastic bestiary or soft, liquid, placental, and fetal forms, while more recent images focus on the face. At Galerie le Réverbère in Lyon, Arièle Bonzon shares a similar taste for the materiality of the photographic image and an inquiry into the possible metamorphosis of the body.
Key facts
- Ann Mandelbaum's photographs depict the slow gestation of vegetal or organic forms, their becoming and rotting.
- Early works at Espace photographique Contretype in Brussels featured a fantastic bestiary or soft, liquid, placental, and fetal forms.
- Mandelbaum's more recent photographs focus on the face.
- Arièle Bonzon exhibits at Galerie le Réverbère in Lyon.
- Bonzon shares a taste for the materiality of the photographic image and an interrogation of the possible metamorphosis of the body.
Entities
Artists
- Ann Mandelbaum
- Arièle Bonzon
Institutions
- Espace photographique Contretype
- Galerie le Réverbère
Locations
- Brussels
- Belgium
- Lyon
- France
Sources
- artpress —