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Entropie

09/05/2025 - 09/28/2025
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Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Emergence (superamas) #G, 12 022-12 023
serie Emergence (superamas)
photogram, print on Ilford bright silver fibre paper
23,5 x 30,5 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Lithopanspermie B, 12 022-12 025
wall installation, 1 photogram, print on Ilford bright silver fibre paper, pulleys, nails, rope, asphalt
138 x 105 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Emergence matriarcale #02, 12 023-12 024
serie Emergence matriarcale
12 photograms, 1 photography, silver prints on Ilford bright silver fibre paper
117 x 110 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Emergence matriarcale #06, 12 023-12 024
serie Emergence matriarcale
12 photograms, 1 photograph, black and white silver prints on shiny Ilford baryta paper
120 x 102 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Emergence matriarcale #04, 12 023-12 024
serie Emergence matriarcale
: 12 photograms, 1 photography, print on Ilford bright silver fibre paper
114 x 110 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Emergence (B3), 12 022
serie Emergence
3 photograms, print on Ilford bright silver fibre paper
23,5 x 99,5 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Emergence (B7a), 12 022-12 023
serie Emergence
7 photograms, print on Ilford bright silver fibre paper
1575,5x 287,5 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Matriarches, 12 022
:installation of 6 photographs, print on Ilford mat silver fibre paper
96 x 75 cm
Unique artwork, available

Vincent Lemaire
Vincent Lemaire
Entropie, 12 024
triptych of 1 photograph, 1 photogram and 1 photograph-photogram, print on Ilford bright silver fibre paper
81,5 x 103,5 cm
Unique artwork, available

Press release

For his second solo exhibition at Galerie Dix9, Vincent Lemaire presents new series of works that stand as allegories of the emergence of life.
A balance between organic and geological forms gives rhythm to the whole, evoking distant pasts through seemingly random references. Several evolving cultures of unicellular organisms, captured through photograms, reveal the insatiable territorial expansion of living matter since its origin. These images may evoke a circulatory system, abstract geographies, or clusters of galaxies.
From the infinitely large to the infinitely small, from the dawn of the world to the present day, Vincent Lemaire creates a kind of impossible Memento, striving nonetheless to awaken our memory of these immemorial space-times.


Read the preface by Etienne Hatt: