Anne Tronche's Monograph on Laura Lamiel Explores Enigmatic Installations
Anne Tronche, an art critic, has released a monograph on the French artist Laura Lamiel, entitled "La pensée du chat" (The Thought of the Cat), published by Actes Sud and the Crestet Centre d'art. The title alludes to a rural tradition that involves sealing a live cat within a house. Lamiel's artwork consists of four enameled steel panels that create an enclosed space. Tronche delves into the duality present in Lamiel's installations, juxtaposing enameled steel with repurposed materials. She places Lamiel's creations in the context of Donald Judd's Minimalism, highlighting her technique of using silkscreen to transfer photographs onto steel. Anne Dagbert reviewed the monograph in artpress.
Key facts
- Anne Tronche authored a monograph on Laura Lamiel.
- Published by Actes Sud and Crestet Centre d'art.
- Subtitle 'La pensée du chat' references a peasant ritual.
- Lamiel's work uses enameled steel panels and found objects.
- Tronche links Lamiel's work to Donald Judd's Specific Objects and Minimalism.
- Lamiel uses silkscreen to transfer photographs onto steel.
- The monograph was reviewed by Anne Dagbert in artpress.
- The work explores ambiguity between conceptual art and personal experience.
Entities
Artists
- Anne Tronche
- Laura Lamiel
- Donald Judd
- Anne Dagbert
Institutions
- Actes Sud
- Crestet Centre d'art
- artpress
Sources
- artpress —