Bruno Perramant's 'Les Aveugles' at Collège des Bernardins

The exhibition 'Les Aveugles' by Bruno Perramant is on display at the Collège des Bernardins in Paris from November 9, 2012, until January 20, 2013. It explores themes of blindness due to an excess of images and reflects Perramant's struggle with creative paralysis. One notable piece in the sacristy features a distorted face. The installation presents a sequence of one painting, followed by thirty-two, then three, and back to one. Perramant's polyptychs advocate for viewing from various angles. The largest piece measures nine meters and was partially exhibited in 2011 at Galerie Fabienne Leclerc, with a central canvas inspired by Bruegel's 'Parable of the Blind.' Recurring elements include masked faces and a dog on sheets referencing Central Park, along with another polyptych influenced by Dante's 'Divine Comedy' that displays three vertically arranged canvases.