Posted on 5/6/2016
West London's Thomas Dane Gallery has been filled with a quirky mix of concrete pig's heads, delicate watercolours and assorted garden furniture. The idea, insists Jean-Luc Moulène, the artist behind it all, is simple. 'If you objectify your floating mental images, they no longer float, they become legible.'
In 'Larvae and Ghosts', which opened last week, Moulene gives 'concrete existence' to this wonderfully weird internal world. Split between Thomas Dane's two galleries, the viewer is encouraged to meander through the eccentric mind of the French provocateur and 'artist's-artist', ahead of an extended survey at Centre Pompidou this autumn.
At 3 Duke Street, we find kits...