Julian CharrièreIn Collaboration with Julius von Bismarck - Objects in Mirror Might Be Closer Than They Appear, V, 2016

Archive pigment print on Hahnemühle photo rag, mounted on aluminium Dibond, framed, Mirogard anti-reflective glass

80.2 x 60.2 cm

About the artist

Based in Berlin, Swiss-French artist Julian Charrière engages with both natural terrains and imaginary landscapes, investigating the cultural histories and slow geological forces that shape the planet and our idea of it. Spanning film, sculpture, photography, and installation, his practice is grounded in fieldwork in remote sites that have become charged by human inference, such as melting glaciers, nuclear test sites, deep-sea ecosystems, and mining grounds. Through a methodology informed by scientific observation and speculative poetics, his immersive spaces are marked by both wonder and disquiet, staged as encounters that aim to deconstruct the colonial and extractivist legacies inherent to acts of exploration––and which still govern our technologies of seeing.

About the artist

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