leandro erlich: bâtiment at le centquatre
consisting of a mock-up building that has been turned on its side, visitors observe themselves to be scaling the structure's facade through a multi-storey mirror.
leandro erlich: bâtiment at le centquatreimage © henriette desjonquères & paul fargues, l. erlich all images courtesy le centquatre
bâtiment’ by argentinian artist leandro erlich is a large-scale installation consisting of a mock-up building façade turned on its side and a multi-storey mirror. exhibiting as a part of le centquatre‘s group show ‘in_perception’ in paris, france, the piece allows visitors to view themselves in a gravity-defying illusion where they are hanging off the elevation of a four-level house. the work aims to challenge and skew the viewer’s comprehension of reality by using mundane elements of urban life that have slipped into the unconscious of the public.
image © henriette desjonquères & paul fargues, l. erlich
image © henriette desjonquères & paul fargues, l. erlich
image © henriette desjonquères & paul fargues, l. erlich
image © henriette desjonquères & paul fargues, l. erlich
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