03 Sep 2013

Florian Roithmayr at Treignac Projet

Florian Roithmayr at Treignac Projet

Treignac Projet presents an exhibition of sculpture and video work by London-based artist Florian Roithmayr. The exhibition consists of a video work recently commissioned by Wysing Arts Centre that documents the process of vinyl car wrapping in Cambridge UK, a series of wall mounted concrete works, and a printed banner that hangs across an entire wall of the lower gallery space. All these works are newly presented in response to the architecture of Treignac Projet.

Treignac Projet hosted Florian Roithmayr from June to September 2013, supported by the The British Council / Arts Council England's Artists' International Development Fund. Florian Roithmayr's exhibition is presented concurrently with the group exhibition O Chair O Flesh, that also features his works Inhaler (2013), Contact Lens (2013) and Untitled (rock carvings) (2010), alongside works by artists Fabienne Audeoud, Fleur van Dodewaard, Christian Jankowski, Bea McMahon, Kaspar Oppen Samuelsen, Ria Pacquée, Xavier Ribas, John Russell, Allan Sekula, Morten Torgersrud, Francis Upritchard, and Anne de Vries.

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The 2013 exhibition programme is directed and curated by Matt Packer, and supported by Office of Contemporary Art, Norway, Norwegian Embassy in Paris, The Danish Arts Foundation, Parc Naturel Régional de Millevaches en Limousin, Conseil Général de la Corrèze, Conseil Régional de la Corrèze, la Mairie de Treignac, Arts Council England, and British Council.

Treignac Projet is a public exhibition space situated on the Plateau de Millevaches, Limousin, France. Since 2007, Treignac Projet has developed exhibitions with artists such as Bedwyr Williams, Luxury Logico, Alasdair Duncan, and N'krumah Lawson Daku, as well as pedagogical projects such as The New International School (2007 - 10), led by Shahin Afrassiabi, and The Matter of Contraction (2012), featuring Graham Harman and Timothy Morton, and developed in collaboration with the Centre international d'art et du paysage de l'île de Vassivière.