Alexi Olinski | Hallucinatory Art
Born in Belfast, Alexi Olinski discovers iconographic sampling in Bremen. Her poetic visual performance was noted during the Minneapolis Biennial. This model of a radical artistic stance dedicates her narrative to the question of gestures in the communion relationships between man and the wild nature. Her exhibition at the blockhaus resonates with her previous solo exhibitions: "Visible²" (T293 Gallery, Naples) and "The Contemporary Political Superego" (Eric Dupont Gallery).
What place should be given to the plant as such? In "Hallucinatory Art," the artist Alexi Olinski challenges the disaffection of disconnection. Through a mechanical and critical approach, his pop-up manifesto seeks to invoke singularity around the content. "Hallucinatory Art" reconstructs disconnection. This play of reality proposes to project matter.
