Lauren Marsolier’s work deals with the psychological experience of transition, a particular phase when our parameters of perception change: we suddenly don’t perceive ourselves, our environment or our life the way we used to. Living in a hyperreal world that mutates at an exponential speed, we multiply experiences that propel us into that mental place where the reality we knew is not the one we sense any longer. The loss of concrete connections to the objects of our senses creates a void within us, and unleashes a flow of new and elusive perceptions. Giving them the visual characteristics of a landscape is her way to explore them. Echoing our partly simulated environments, she blends the real and the fabricated, and creates photographs made out of shots taken at different times and places.

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