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ALEXONE "Pas Pied. Show 7"
21.08.08 - 07.09.08
Showcasing new works by renowned French graffiti
artist Alexone. This much anticipated solo show features paintings
in spraypaint and acrylic on paper and the release
of a new screen print hand pulled by the artist.
Born In 1976 Alexone now lives and works in Paris. Coming from a graffiti background he rose to fame in the early 90’s with his striking letter-based tags (under the name of Oedipe - Oedipus) appearing on the streets of Paris. Since then his distinctive work has won him a reputation far beyond France and exhibitions all over Europe, among them Paris, Hamburg, Milan, Berlin, Amsterdam and Brussels. Alexone regularly collaborates with other urban artists, among them members of the GM and 9e Concept groups. With whom he exhibited in a group show in the Pompidou Centre in January this year.
Alexone’s work is filled with colourful and eccentric characters and is often humorous and playful. integrated with word games and references to ideas, he creates a dialogue between the work and the viewer. A closer look may reveal a slight uneasiness, this excess of contortion and obscurity inducing a sense of disturbance. However this great mix of humour and unease provokes questions in the viewer which is sure to leave a lasting impression
Alexone’s first book “Came A Yeux” (Drugs For The Eyes) was published last year by Kitchen 93. Signed copies of which will be on sale throughout the exhibition.
Born In 1976 Alexone now lives and works in Paris. Coming from a graffiti background he rose to fame in the early 90’s with his striking letter-based tags (under the name of Oedipe - Oedipus) appearing on the streets of Paris. Since then his distinctive work has won him a reputation far beyond France and exhibitions all over Europe, among them Paris, Hamburg, Milan, Berlin, Amsterdam and Brussels. Alexone regularly collaborates with other urban artists, among them members of the GM and 9e Concept groups. With whom he exhibited in a group show in the Pompidou Centre in January this year.
Alexone’s work is filled with colourful and eccentric characters and is often humorous and playful. integrated with word games and references to ideas, he creates a dialogue between the work and the viewer. A closer look may reveal a slight uneasiness, this excess of contortion and obscurity inducing a sense of disturbance. However this great mix of humour and unease provokes questions in the viewer which is sure to leave a lasting impression
Alexone’s first book “Came A Yeux” (Drugs For The Eyes) was published last year by Kitchen 93. Signed copies of which will be on sale throughout the exhibition.