Camille Henrot Exhibition at Palais de Tokyo (Paris)


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While in Paris, we couldn’t miss the exhibition of the young French artist Camille Henrot at the Palais de Tokyo — an experience, wild and inspiring, spread across a total of 13,000 square meters, a contrast between space and intimacy.
Here are a few photos that give an impression of her works — raw and artistic.

Stairs and concrete walls in the Palais de Tokyo.
Tall windows and a vast hall – space for the exhibition.
A small figure in a niche in the black wall.
Light and shadow forming triangles on the wall.
A curving line on white paper on a blue wall.
A green sculpture on the concrete floor.
Three black rods crossing in the room.
A bronze figure with a ball at its foot.
White fabric falling from the wall to the floor.
A reclining figure on a column.
A branch in a white vase in the golden niche.
Concrete, pink and red – fields of colour in the exhibition space.
A small figure on a rod above the plinth.
Bands of light on the dark ceiling.
A room in the Camille Henrot exhibition.
A white edge with a curving form.
A small screen in front of a brick wall.
A portrait in the dark, only the face in the light.
A glass with a wooden stirrer on a golden table.

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