Alice Pandolfo French, b. 1993
Overview
Born in France, Alice Pandolfo lives and works in Brussels. The city is her playground and inspiration; the wastelands and construction sites of Brussels allow her to experiment in-situ installation where she combines her textile practice with sculpture and itinerant installation.
Pandolfo links her sculptural interrogations to the surplus of society. Her research brings to life the memories of the territories she invests in through the reuse of broken, forgotten or obsolete objects, brought in a pictural way.
Her sculptures, tinged with anachronism, transmit her attachment to craftsmanship and fascination for the manufactured object all the while questioning the interstices between time and space.
In 2020 Alice co-founded the artist run space Triphasé with her friend and artist Antoinette d'Ansembourg. The project provides a dozen artists' studios as well as an exhibition and experimentation space, for which she coordinates the programming.
Works
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Alice PandolfoCendar, Ashtray, 202215 x 15 cm€ 390.00
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Alice PandolfoTwisted Excess, Opaline 031122, 2022280 x 30 x 30 cm€ 2,950.00View more details
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Alice PandolfoTwisted Excess, Opaline 080323, 2023190 x 37 x 37 cm€ 3,500.00View more details
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Alice PandolfoDouble Torsion, 202448 x 35 x 35 cm€ 800.00View more details
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Alice PandolfoTwisted Column, 2024ø 30 x 256 > 350 cm€ 4,700.00View more details
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Alice PandolfoTwisted Excess, Opaline System 241022, 2022120 x 28 x 28 cm€ 2,100.00View more details
Exhibitions
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OPENING DEMAIN STUDIOS
Join us as we celebrate the launch of DEMAIN STUDIOS 13 - 14 April 2024Mark your calendars for 13 & 14 April 2024 as we prepare to open the doors of DEMAIN Studios, a dynamic hub with seven artist studios and a versatile space...Read more -
Éphémère
In collaboration with Degroof Petercam 23 May - 10 June 2023DEMAIN presents Éphémère, a group exhibition with Antonia Brown, Jean-Baptiste Brueder, Lucie Lanzini, Alice Pandolfo and Anna Zanichelli. The title of the exhibition highlights the temporal - or ephemeral -...Read more
Installation shots
