∆ TRIANGLE FRANCE ∆

2020 ARTISTS IN RESIDENCE

"My defiance of visual cohesion is motivated by the failure of language and culture to accommodate invisible modes of (dis-)identification (...)."

Wilder Alison, sweep/s light bristles/Granulerer, 2019, Dyed wool, thread.

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MOUNIR AYACHE
In partnership with Manifesta 13 Marseille as part of Traits d'union.s program

Through technological creations, Mounir Ayache attempts to approach the political and social realities of the Arab world in a new way. (...)

Mounir Ayache, Khadija, 2020, installation commissioned by Manifesta 13 Marseille, exhiition's view, Le Conservatoire, Marseille. Courtesy of the artist. © VOST Collectif / Manifesta.

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V. JOURDAIN
In partnership with Manifesta 13 Marseille as part of the Third Programme's Invisibles Archives

V. Jourdain works on her experience as an artist and cultural worker. She knowingly developed the imposter syndrome in the microcosm of contemporary art, her sense of belonging being limited because of the deployment of neoliberal cultural management (...)

V. Jourdain, les confinées, 2020.

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NDAYÉ KOUAGOU

Voluntarily or involuntarily confused, he tries as best as he can to bring a reflection on these 3 subjects; legitimacy, freedom and love (...)

Ndayé Kouagou, One side is rarely similar to the other, performance, AutoItalia South East, London, 2019 © Katarzyna Perlak.

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SARA OUHADDOU
In partnership with Manifesta 13 Marseille as part of Traits d'union.s

"I am fascinated by the idea that somewhere we could all understand each other through systems (of writing among others) that would be specific to each other (...)"

Sara Ouhaddou, Atlas 2, wool and marble, 2017.

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CLAUDIA PAGÈS

Claudia Pagès’ practice addresses the effects of language, organisation and popular culture on social relationships and community structures. (...)

Claudia Pagès, Arrela't, nena, arrela't. Idiorrítmias, 2019, Museu d'art contemporani de Barcelona. © Dani Cantó.

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MATHEW PARKIN

Mathew Parkin is an artist, writer and home cook mainly working in moving-image with family and friends. They are particularly interested in autobiography, accent, intimacy, and speech acts in public.

Mathew Parkin is welcomed as part of the international exchange program between Glasgow Sculpture Studios and Triangle France - Astérides.

Mathew Parkin, slope-tend-big, 2016, installation view at Grand Union. Courtesy the artist and Grand Union. © Patrick Dandy

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LAURA PORTER

Laura Porter's installations, sculptures and videos are marked by an interest in modes of value production, the genesis of materials, and the role of the body in edible and disposable economies. (...)

Laura Porter, Le chouchou des nanas, EVA foam, artificial asparagus, nigella seeds, black-eyed peas, black lentils, pleather, ink on Rhodoïd, adhesive tape, tulle (dimensions variables), White Crypt, London, 2018. Painting: Wieske Wester. Photo credits: Damian Griffiths.

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RAFAEL RG

Rafael RG's practice focuses on sexual and affective relationships and their political implications as well as issues of racial identity (...)

Rafael RG, Coal, line-meat (The night we had sex at the art gallery) (detail), photography, text, charcoal drawing on wall and romantic date, 2018.

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YOAN SORIN

"Like a diary, Yoan Sorin's practice is based on exploded mythologies that the artist updates through drawings and installations, paintings and performances. As he exercises his caustic and sometimes acidic gaze, Yoan Sorin combines note-taking and the making of objects (...)" Frédéric Emprou