Elodie Pong - Paradise Paradoxe Dirty Furniture accompanied by an essay by

accompanied by an essay by Richard Hamblyn

the alert reader can follow a clerk of 'The Land of Sculptures' whilst he encounters the pretty faces of 'The Painter'

Following Greenhouse Studies

manufacturing approaches are questioned and we interview the often over-looked and forgotten: a couch-surfer

In a body of work that is at odds with our times and yet oddly successful

Elodie Pong - Paradise Paradoxe Dirty Furniture accompanied by an essay by**Out of stock contact us to set up a special order. Eyes can be shut but there is no off option for the nose. To breathe is to smell. And while visual stimuli only enter our brain via a complex process of neuronal translations, olfactory incentives affect us more directly and often unbeknownst to us. The invisible architecture that surrounds us is the starting point of artist Elodie Pongs project. She explores its numerous facets at an interface