ALEXANDRA NOEL

In her painting, Alexandra Noel seems to deploy all the conventions for the depiction of our everyday lives in a style which is not hyper-figurative, but hyper-visual, forever leaning towards an exaggeration of the visual field, be it microscopic or macroscopic, while also being ready to stretch over an approximate 180-degree angle. And this work is even akin to an attempt at an extreme perception of objects and environments in an analytical retranscription.

Alexandra Noel’s recent solo exhibitions include Crèvecœur, Paris (FR), Keijiban, Kanazawa (JP), Derosia, New York (US), Antenna Space, Shanghai (FR), Bodega, New York (US), Atlantis, Marseille (FR), Freedman Fitzpatrick, Paris (FR), amongst others.

Recent group exhibitions include Kunstmuseum St. Gallen (CH), ICA Milano (IT), FRONT International Triennial, Cleveland (US), X Museum, Beijing (CN), Hammer Museum, Los Angeles (US) and The Huntington, Los Angeles (US), amongst others.

Her work is part of institutional collections including Long Museum, Shanghai (CN), Start Museum, Shanghai (CN) and X Museum, Beijing (CN).

Courtesy Crèvecoeur