CLAIRE FONTAINE
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In its works Claire Fontaine employs everyday objects that can be read as art-historical references as well as concise social and ideological commentaries. By decontextualizing and transforming these objects into something “foreign,” the collective reveals hidden layers of meaning that take on a new urgency in the exhibition space. Neon signs, sculpture, films, texts, and performative elements address topics such as ownership, consumerism, and political disillusionment. Claire Fontaine continues this exploration and expands the critical potential of conceptual strategies in sculpture and installation. [publisher's note]

Published by Kunst Museum Winterthur, 2026
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