Résonance
Sarah Degenhardt, Always crashing in the same car
2024
Sep 15 — Nov 05, 2022
Free entrance
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Fromto
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Sarah Degenhardt, born 1992 in Memmingen, Germany, studied Fine Arts at Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Karlsruhe, Germany, at École Supérieure d’Art La Réunion and at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts de Paris, France.
Experiences of landscape, nature and their influence on humans and their habitus are the breeding ground and initial moment of her works. In the course of the working process she transforms them into densely reduced images which find their translation in audiovisual multichannel installations, paper works and sculptures. Spatial mannerisms, points of reference and
where everything tilts are the elements and moments that interest her continuously, luring the visitors into a fold of space-time, where everything is being tipped over to be rearranged anew.
She was awarded with several prizes, grants and residencies and was represented internationally in exhibitions in Germany, Portugal, France, Iceland and Japan.
Exhibition within the frame of exchang residency program supported by Région Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes and Land Bade-Wurtemberg, in partnership with Institut français Stuttgart.
Audience
All public
In Rhone-Alpes region
Valence
Event(s) around the project
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Sarah Degenhardt, born 1992 in Memmingen, Germany, studied Fine Arts at Staatliche Akademie der Bildenden Künste Karlsruhe, Germany, at École Supérieure d’Art La Réunion and at École Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts de Paris, France. Experiences of landscape, nature and their influence on humans and their habitus are the breeding ground and initial moment of her works. In the course of the working process she transforms them into densely reduced images which find their translation in audiovisual multichannel installations, paper works and sculptures. Spatial mannerisms, points of reference and where everything tilts are the elements and moments that interest her continuously, luring the visitors into a fold of space-time, where everything is being tipped over to be rearranged anew. She was awarded with several prizes, grants and residencies and was represented internationally in exhibitions in Germany, Portugal, France, Iceland and Japan.