CYCLONE FENCE, 2015
Stainless steel, steel, aluminium leaf on tauparlin, various dimensions

Nils Guadagnin is interested by the limits of perception between material and immaterial. He tries to go over the edges of the representation founded on the laws of rationality, attracted by what seems elusive to us, beyond the limits of understanding of certain phenomena.
The presence of the works interacts with the space and points its voids, gaps and reflections. He challenges the visitor senses inviting him to consider the possibility of the intangible or unlimited.

If his practice is driven by a reflection on void, it is as much a research on light. The artist accentuates the ambiguous relation that we keep with reality by revisiting the nature of our perceptions. Space and time find new definitions, while the shapes engage a renewed way to envisage the place of the man in its physical environment.

SUNSET MIRROR, TAEWANGA, 2015
Anodized polished titanium, 30 x 40 x 2,5cm

« The ambiguous relation that we keep with reality by revisiting the nature of our perceptions. »

His works have been recently shown in several group shows like Cause the grass don’t grow and the sky ain’t blue at Galerie Praz-Delavallade – Paris, Abstraction and nothing at Fifiprojects – San Pedro, Mexico, Finite project Altered When Open at David Dale Gallery – Glasgow, Scotland, or during his last solo show Supervoid at Galerie Derouillon – Paris.

SUNSET MIRROR, PAEA, 2015
Anodized polished titanium, 60 x 80 x 2,5cm

HEAT WAVES, 2015
Heated polished copper, 40 x 50 x 2,5cm

SUNSET MIRROR, ULLADULLA, 2015
Anodized polished titanium, 30 x 40 x 2,5cm

SUNSET MIRROR, TAVEWA, 2015
Anodized polished titanium, 60 x 80 x 2,5cm

DAZZLE SHAPE 1, 2015
Stainless steel, steel, aluminium leaf on tarpaulin, various dimensions