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Lili REYNAUD DEWAR

Lili REYNAUD DEWAR

Crédit photo : Jean-Michel Sicot

Born in 1975 in La Rochelle, FR 

Lives and works between Grenoble, FR and Geneva, CH 

Represented by the galleries CLEARING, Brussels (BE) & New-York (US) ; Emmanuel Layr, Vienna (AU) & Roma (IT) 

 

Lili Reynaud-Dewar is a visual artist whose practice mainly takes the form of performances, sculptures, videos and installations. Her works are inspired by alternative and feminist cultures to which she pays homage through historical figures such as Josephine Baker, Guillaume Dustan, Jean Genet, Sun Ra or Cosey Fanni Tutti, while mixing autobiographical elements into her work process.

 

Learn more :
http://www.lilireynauddewar.com/

Latest news about the artist

Lili Reynaud Dewar wins the Marcel Duchamp Prize 2021

Artist Lili REYNAUD DEWAR


Lili Reynaud Dewar "Rome, 1er et 2 novembre 1975" 2019-2021. Video installation, 4 projections, colour, sound. Length: 35'16'' Series of 18 A4 booklets printed in 250 copies each. Featuring: Mohamed Al Musibli, Bianca Benenti Oriol, Julie Boukobza, Verena Dengler, Diedrich Diederichsen, Fred Emprou, Marina Faust, Marwan Frickach, Ichiro Fukano, Maïa Izzo-Foulquier, Salvatore Lacagnina, Thomas Liu Le Lann, Marlie Mul, Jimmy Nuttal, Koichiro Osaka, Naomi Quashie, Lili Reynaud Dewar, Michele Robecchi, Mireille Rias, Bettina Steinbrügge, KwonSanghae, Ramaya Tegegne, Satoshi Ukaï, Frances Young. Figuration : Jacopo Adolini, Romain Bitton, Giordano Boetti, Eugenio Carrara, Pietrarco Franchetti, Tatiana Galdo, Sofia Gallarate, Maria Laura Gentile, Arturo Passacantando, Benedetta Pedone, RyuSan, Pablo Schellinger, Amano Takaaki, Kuwamoto Tomonari, Daniele Spadaro, Leonardo Varriale. Image : Victor Zébo. Sound Andrea Faustinella. Mounting : Hodei Berasategi. Mixage: Yannick Delmaire. Calibration: Pauline Sicard. Subtitles: Hodei Berasategi. Transcript of the interviews: Hodei Berasategi and Hélène Cayet. Editorial coordination of the interviews: Baptiste Pinteaux. Produced in co-production with the Académie de France à Rome-Villa Médicis, with the support of Le Fresnoy, studio national des arts contemporains and the Fondation des Artistes. Courtesy the artist, CLEARING gallery, New-York/Bruxelles; galerie Emmanuel Layr,Vienne/Rome© ADAGP, Paris, 2021 © Centre Pompidou, 2021, Photo : Bertrand Prévost


Lili Reynaud Dewar "Rome, 1er et 2 novembre 1975" 2019-2021. Video installation, 4 projections, colour, sound. Length: 35'16'' Series of 18 A4 booklets printed in 250 copies each. Featuring: Mohamed Al Musibli, Bianca Benenti Oriol, Julie Boukobza, Verena Dengler, Diedrich Diederichsen, Fred Emprou, Marina Faust, Marwan Frickach, Ichiro Fukano, Maïa Izzo-Foulquier, Salvatore Lacagnina, Thomas Liu Le Lann, Marlie Mul, Jimmy Nuttal, Koichiro Osaka, Naomi Quashie, Lili Reynaud Dewar, Michele Robecchi, Mireille Rias, Bettina Steinbrügge, KwonSanghae, Ramaya Tegegne, Satoshi Ukaï, Frances Young. Figuration : Jacopo Adolini, Romain Bitton, Giordano Boetti, Eugenio Carrara, Pietrarco Franchetti, Tatiana Galdo, Sofia Gallarate, Maria Laura Gentile, Arturo Passacantando, Benedetta Pedone, RyuSan, Pablo Schellinger, Amano Takaaki, Kuwamoto Tomonari, Daniele Spadaro, Leonardo Varriale. Image : Victor Zébo. Sound Andrea Faustinella. Mounting : Hodei Berasategi. Mixage: Yannick Delmaire. Calibration: Pauline Sicard. Subtitles: Hodei Berasategi. Transcript of the interviews: Hodei Berasategi and Hélène Cayet. Editorial coordination of the interviews: Baptiste Pinteaux. Produced in co-production with the Académie de France à Rome-Villa Médicis, with the support of Le Fresnoy, studio national des arts contemporains and the Fondation des Artistes. Courtesy the artist, CLEARING gallery, New-York/Bruxelles; galerie Emmanuel Layr,Vienne/Rome© ADAGP, Paris, 2021 © Centre Pompidou, 2021, Photo : Bertrand Prévost