Exhibition Opening “Hidden Places”
Meet multi-disciplinary artist Roxane Revon and enjoy a glass of wine at the opening of her new solo exhibition at the FIAF Gallery.
FIAF is delighted to welcome multi-disciplinary artist Roxane Revon to the FIAF Gallery to present Hidden Places. Inspired by the complexity, elegance, and hidden beauty of root systems, this exhibition features a series of ink drawings and oil pastel, as well as a video installation to bring these “hidden places” into view.
Revon follows a methodical process that includes mapping the underground ecosystem of a specific geographic location, as well as germinating, photographing, and sketching a variety of plant roots. From these studies, emerge the vibrant, delicate lines that spread throughout her œuvre. With each drawing and each unique sprout of roots, Revon invites us to imagine a perspective different from our own. Her work interrogates our relationships to “non human beings,” especially plants. In her current installations inspired by her readings of anthropologists Natasha Myers and Philippe Descola, she stages new ways to see and seed a plant/people relationship in the here and now.
Meet the artist and enjoy a glass of wine at the opening reception on Thursday, June 2, from 6-8 pm in the FIAF Gallery.
Exhibition curated by Lola Siena.
Please Note: Proof of Covid-19 vaccination and a valid photo ID are required for indoor FIAF events. Masks are optional. Read more at fiaf.org/safety
Time: 6:00 PM — 8:00 PM EDT
Free!
