Kelly Tissot

Since 2016, Kelly Tissot has been working on photographic series that radically break away from a romantic image of the landscape or our perception of it. The French artist examines contradictions between the cultural and the natural, domesticity and wilderness, seclusion and community. Accompanied by sculptural structures that simultaneously fill and define the space, disorienting our traditional view of photography, there is something unsettling that often resonates in the artist’s work. Humans are only perceptible in her photographs and spatial volumes through the sense of scale and traces of civilization—through what they use, tame or try to control on a daily basis.

Curator: Ines Tondar