An exhibition programme including Swiss and Hungarian artists, i.e. Pierre Vadi (CH), Jérémie Gindre (CH), Tibor Gyenis (HU), Endre Koronczi (HU) and Attila Menesi (HU).
Pierre Vadi
Jérémie Gindre
Tibor Gyenis
Endre Koronczi
Attila Menesi
Last autumn, we were invited to Budapest by the Hungarian association Young
Artists Studio. Following numerous encounters resulting from that trip, we designed
an exhibition programme including Swiss and Hungarian artists, i.e. Pierre Vadi
(CH), Jérémie Gindre (CH), Tibor Gyenis (HU), Endre Koronczi (HU) and Attila
Menesi (HU). As a first step, the exhibitions will take place in our space in Geneva.
Then, next autumn, they will transfer to Budapest in the spaces of the Young
Artists Studio and of Trafó - House of Contemporary Arts. It is, in fact, a two step
project, since each artist will present different works in each place. Moreover, for
the first time we managed to arrange an exchange of residences, with Tibor Gyenis
as guest in our Geneva studio, while Jérémie Gindre will follow as guest in
Budapest.
Under the title Sky Blue, Pierre Vadi has designed a vast environment by veiling
the angles and volumes of the major hall of attitudes (160 m2) behind thin, light
blue plastic curtains. This creates a kind of fragile grotto whose walls ripple when a
body walks by. That strange and fairy world, where low spots spread a warm light,
is guarded by impressive exotic snakes that seem ready to strike at any moment.
Elsewhere, one of the cavities reveals a mysterious lunar landscape; further on, a
ground painting based on a geographic map evokes a camouflage piece of cloth.
As the winner of the Manor Prize 2001, Pierre Vadi presents simultaneously
another selection of his work at the Mamco (Geneva Museum of Modern and
Contemporary Art).
Opening March 26 from 6 pm
Image: Tibor Gyenis, Body-Made, photographie, 50x60 cm, 2001
Attitudes
5 Rosemont
Geneve