In this duo presentation Breather at PARK, Clémence Lollia Hilaire and Janina Frye explore the tension between visibility and concealment, protection and restriction.
In her installation, Lollia Hilaire explores harmony and sonic expectation as part of her ongoing inquiry into the intersections of power, belonging, and self. It is called Once a day, strike the bells for:
Frye’s A shell is what remains after something alive has left unfolds as a sculptural environment of hand-forged metal and latex, where physical structures both grant and obstruct access. Through breathing rhythms, tactile membranes, and choreographed movement, she invites the visitor to experience the fragile threshold between care and constraint.
Together, their works form a spatial and sensorial inquiry into the ways bodies, objects, and histories shape and delimit one another.
The opening will take place on Saturday 1 November at 4pm. You are most welcome to attend.
On this day, PARK will be open from 3pm.
Here is the link to the flyer of the exhibition.
