Matignon, Paris
Group Exhibition
Cosmic Landscapes
MitterrandLita Albuquerque Jack Goldstein Yves Klein The galerie Mitterrand presents Cosmic Landscapes, an exhibition that explores the links between cosmos, perception, and immateriality, echoing the complex thought developed by Edgar Morin. Bringing together works by Yves Klein, Lita Albuquerque, and Jack Goldstein, the exhibition explores the links between cosmos, perception, and invisible phenomena. Through his exploration of the immaterial, void, and invisible energy, Yves Klein opens a total perceptive field, notably embodied by the blue IKB, which goes beyond the materiality of the work to become experience. His work, situated at the frontier of the body, matter, and cosmos, resonates deeply with the principles of Morin's thought, where reality unfolds both as a physical, symbolic, and perceptive phenomenon. The works of Lita Albuquerque extend this reflection into a cosmological and systemic dimension. By articulating art, science, geography, and memory, her work highlights the relationships between the Earth and the cosmos. Her projects, like Stellar Axis, convey an interdisciplinary vision of the world, perfectly in tune with Morin's idea of interconnected knowledge and systems. At the other end of this constellation, the works of Jack Goldstein introduce phenomena of intensity and rupture. His images of lightning, eruptions, or extreme events reveal short but powerful manifestations of invisible forces. Between quasi-scientific precision and spectacular dimension, they embody the irruption of disorder in a system, revealing the unstable and unpredictable dynamics that traverse reality. By bringing together these three artists, Cosmic Landscapes proposes a journey from the cosmos to the event, from the global to the sensitive. The exhibition thus draws a vision of the world made of relationships, tensions, and transformations.