Annick Mischler

Tragic strip

Technique: oil and acrylic on paper.
Exhibition available in 2 formats for outdoor use and 1 format for indoor use.


" Far from making us live in the mode of gratuitous fantasy,
The image seems to deliver us deeply to ourselves .
Maurice Blanchot,
The two versions of the imagination

“We live in a maelstrom of images.
Popular images, advertising, from here and elsewhere,
hidden images, revealed, images that tell us.
All of them are, more or less, a mirrored part.
of a reality too great to embrace.

The frame of the image isolates the part from the whole (pars pro toto).
It is an arrangement, a distancing.
The frame creates an off-screen space, giving access to a fictional space...
A step aside that tears us away from the flow of the world.
It allows you to see differently.

All around, the summoning and juxtaposition of images creates astonishment (oh!), a questioning (why?) or even an enigma (but still…).

How can we understand the presence of these images, how can we understand “what is” without any intention?

How can we grasp chance, radically, in a way that is absolutely impervious to any ideological recuperation and any morality?

And here comes the insignificant, so real.

Annick Mischler - January 2021


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580€

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* POUR TOUTES LES COMMUNES, une réduction de 10% s'applique automatiquement à partir de 3 expositions commandées.

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Annick Mischler

Annick Mischler, born in 1978, trained at the Ecole supérieure des Arts Décoratifs in Strasbourg, the city where she lives and works.
In his painting, color and the trace-gesture are the dynamics of exploration and experimentation which open up fields of research (commonly called series).