édition: 2020

Eva Rothschild

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*1971, UK Hi-Wire, 2019 345 × 104 × 113 cm Stainless steel, paint Eva Rothschild’s works frequently occupy the intersection between ritual objects and the tradition of abstraction. Often relying on simple geometric shapes, the work engages with these intertwined histories, amplifying the psychological and critical associations they connote. Precarious columns and finely balanced structures figure prominently in Rothschild’s mutable … Continued

Neïl Beloufa

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(*1985, FR) Yet to Be Titled, 2018 Iron 120 × 130 × 40 cm The works of the French-Algerian artist Neïl Beloufa, which include film, sculpture and installation, draw on his interest in what actually exists and how it is interpreted, a subject he explores without moral judgment, cultural cynicism or any kind of irony–though sometimes with humor. His … Continued

Lou Masduraud

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(*1990, CH) MOM (Moon Cycle Dew Fountain), 2020 Steel, bronze, cork, enamel, aluminosilicate, heavens 150 × 300 × 300 cm Inspired by eco-feminist thought, MOM was conceived to be a poetic and critical antithesis to Geneva’s famous water jet. The sculpture autonomously captures the energy of the environment to produce dew through condensation. Frugal, itrequires no more than a … Continued

Gina Fischli

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(*1989, CH) Geneva, 2020 Come Here Please, 2020 Auf Wiedersehen, 2020 I’m Not Telling You, 2020 Swiss Life, 2020 Good Dog, 2020 Zürich, 2020 This Is Going Somewhere, 2020 Digital print on polyester 600 × 120 cm  each The traditional language of the heraldic banner, dotted with lions and mythological animals, is playfully subverted in this series, … Continued

Ida Ekblad

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(*1980, NO) Kraken Möbel, 2020 Steel, wood, linseed oilpaint 76 × 75 × 160 cm, two elements 76 × 75 × 80 cm, one element This Norwegian artist presented her first series of park benches during her 2019 solo show at the Kunsthalle Zurich, where these sculptures created unusual vantage points from which to view her monumental paintings on the walls. Ekblad also conceived … Continued

Dora Budor

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(*1984, CR-US) Seized Sun, 2020 Existing inground lightwells, six emergency beacon lights (active at dusk) Variable dimensions Reminder of another sun, if the drill goes far enough

Ser Serpas

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(*1995, CH-US) Non Condition, (June 25), 2020 Aches in Pulses (July 25), 2020 Constraints about an Axis (August 25), 2020

Tomo Savić-Gecan

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(*1967, CR-NL) Untitled, 2020 Mixed media Variable dimensions Every night during the Sculpture Garden Biennial, the intensity of the street lighting at the gate of the Parc des Eaux-Vives is modified according to the comings and goings of visitors at MAMCO during the day. This work was realised within the Croatian Presidency of the Council of … Continued

Nathalie Du Pasquier

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(*1957, FR-IT) Torre Numero Uno, 2020 Glazed terracotta bricks 305 × 103 × 103 cm An archetypal construction material, the brick is at once economical and rational, and allows for an infinite sequence of patterns, whether through repetitions, rhythms, complex systems or binary contrasts. Using industrial terracotta bricks, and working in collaboration with Mutina, an Italian brick manufacturer, Du … Continued

Jean-Luc Moulène

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(*1955, FR) Pyramid’os, Le Buisson, 2020 Bronze 60 × 70 × 70 cm The human body, its organs and its limbs constitute a lexical repertoire on which many tongues have drawn has drawn to form many picturesque expressions. From Leonardo da Vinci to Corbusier, the human body has also served as a reference, as a measure. It can be … Continued