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Liz Deschenes : Keystone
29 Sep-21 Dec 2019
Campoli Presti
London W1K 3PR
Overview
Keystone is a non-linear exhibition of Liz Deschenes’ existing works. Her photographs and photograms’ photosensitive materials have been further exposed to external conditions - light, atmosphere and circulation to name a just a few. By re-presenting these works, the artist thus extends the works’ process of production, engaging in a reframed conversation of her work that is ongoing.
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