Trampoline is pleased to support the solo exhibition Insolare by the artist Eva Nielsen, at the Three Shadows Photography Art Center in Xiamen and in Beijing, China.
“With Insolare, Eva Nielsen takes on optical and hydrogeological phenomena, combining them with exposure to light (insolation), a technique used in screen printing. The project, a vision of the rural and industrial world, has the artist cross paths with those in areas surrounding Arles, opening into the Camargue. The vast triangular island formed by the Gulf of Lion and the branching of the Rhône, dubbed “They”, becomes a zone of experimentation. The singular, seductive, and hostile space invites interest in the vital properties of the saline environment. Faced with these phenomena and natural forces, drought and rising water, living zones circulate and move in the work of Eva Nielsen, through overlaying silk screen images and paintings, presenting a fragmented vision of these areas. Matter appears translucent through hybrid printing techniques, or in images deposited one after another in layers during the artist’s various excursions.” – Marianne Derrien
