Pascal Convert

1957 (Mont-de-Marsan)
Living in : Paris
Working in : Paris
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"The situation of contemporary art is difficult. The way we talk about it revolves almost exclusively around money and the market, it becomes tiresome. What I wish to achieve, in this kind of situation, is to open possibilities. When you're an artist, you're a bit like a Trojan horse, your presence allows you to carry out complex operations - such as a 3D scan of the entire cliff - both on a political level and on a more material level, such as security. We must not forget that Afghanistan is a country at war. However, I don't think I've made an exemplary gesture. The political question runs through my work, especially since the sculptures I made in the 2000s from press icons, The Pietà of Kosovo or The Madonna of Bentalha."
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Meeting with Pascal Convert and Philippe Dagen

To mark the publication of his book ‘Le Livre de R.D.’ (The Book of R.D.) Pascal Convert, in conversation with the philosopher Philippe Dagen, came to the Art Absolument space on 24 April 2025 to tell us about his book and the subject on which he has built his artistic practice and research.

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