Yahel Chirinian "If I Can’t Dance Tonight..."
from January 28th to March 6th 2010
Elaine Lévy Project is pleased to announce upcoming show by Yahel Chirinian, and welcome you for “If I Can’t Dance Tonight”, sparkling first-ever show in Belgium of Goa-based designer and artist.
Installation of suspended and layed down Floating Rocks forming systemic paintings as kind of screens. In one of the floating rocks, a screened Bollywood movie. No sound, just the image bursting on the rock by the set play of reflections. The dance of colors and energies as another visage...
This whole atmosphere is creating an extraordinary journey for the spectator, successively becoming
subject and alive painting. Systemic reflection on nowadays image and multiplicity of sights at the heart of creation.
And if the reflections in the rocks were the extension of illusion, so that everything around us has a sense? The unreal becoming real but remaining fragile, everything is illusion...
Yahel Chirinian was born in Avignon, France, in 1970. She grew up in Avignon and Rome and later relocated to India, where she works and lives since 2000. Yahel studied art in Paris, Rome and Los Angeles.
Yahel Chirinian creations and installation works are collected around the world from Los Angeles to New York, Miami, Paris, Milan,Venice and Rome. Some of her works have already been commissioned by Indian industrialist and tycoon Vijay Mallya, industrialist Niki Nayar, N. Bajaj, Yash Birla, Park Hotels in India, Taj Hotel Group, advertising pioneer Bal Mundkur and art collectors around the world.
