Marlène Mocquet’s first major show in Asia will be presented by FEAST Projects, Harbour Industrial Centre, Ap Lei Chau, Hong Kong.
The show takes place from April 19 to May 26, 2012 (hours from 12- 7 p.m.). There will be an reception with the artist on April 19, 2012 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Mocquet has a wide ranging resume which includes a 2009 one woman retrospective at the Contemporary Art Museum in Lyon (quite a feat considering she 33 years old). She was invited to the Shanghi Biennial in 2010 and is the winner of the Pierre Cardin Prize, Alphonse Cellier Prize and the Hiscox Prize.
Her mixed media work on canvas channels surrealism into a world with her own characters, creatures and objects. Her work references masters ranging from Hieronyms Bosch to Betty Boop, from Paul Klee to Tim Burton. Her painting began as a form of self-therapy—where much great art begins.
Her work has been shown in solo exhibits in France, Austria and the United States. Now her work comes, en masse, to Asia.
The show takes place from April 19 to May 26, 2012 (hours from 12- 7 p.m.). There will be an reception with the artist on April 19, 2012 from 6 to 9 p.m.
Mocquet has a wide ranging resume which includes a 2009 one woman retrospective at the Contemporary Art Museum in Lyon (quite a feat considering she 33 years old). She was invited to the Shanghi Biennial in 2010 and is the winner of the Pierre Cardin Prize, Alphonse Cellier Prize and the Hiscox Prize.
Her mixed media work on canvas channels surrealism into a world with her own characters, creatures and objects. Her work references masters ranging from Hieronyms Bosch to Betty Boop, from Paul Klee to Tim Burton. Her painting began as a form of self-therapy—where much great art begins.
Her work has been shown in solo exhibits in France, Austria and the United States. Now her work comes, en masse, to Asia.
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