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Be they photographs, films or sculptures, Pascal Convert’s latest works are all informed by absence, an absence which resists and which cannot be erased, an absence which is there in front of us, amazingly precise.
“It is so easy to demolish a body. So hard to erase a hole,” observes the philosopher and art historian Georges Didi-Huberman in Antres-Temps, a co-authored artist’s book published for this exhibition.

Bringer of Light
As it welcomes the visitor, the white-enamelled ceramic sculpture of the artist’s son continues the cycle of the Portrait of a Young Man as St. Denis, started in 2016 …