As a seasoned gamer with a penchant for art and a soft spot for the quirky, I must say that the current exhibitions at Plato Gallery have truly caught my eye (and my heart!). Ákos Ezer’s “Living Room Campout” and Maude Corriveau’s “Depth of Surface” are two sides of an artistic coin that perfectly encapsulate my own dual nature.
At the Plato Gallery, two simultaneous solo exhibitions by artists Ákos Ezer and Maude Corriveau have been unveiled. Although each exhibit stands on its distinctive aesthetic ground, they complement each other like two faces of a coin. In their respective shows titled “Living Room Campout” and “Depth of Surface“, the artists offer distinct perspectives on the theme of escape, adorning it with grandeur and sophistication.
In his inaugural solo showcase at the gallery, the Hungarian artist Ezer aims to find harmony by exploring an intriguing concept: since we are consistently pushed to play roles, why not embrace the journey and dance to the rhythm life sets for us? As stated by the gallery, the exhibition titled “Living Room Campout” poses this question.
In Corriveau’s “Depth of Surface,” the visual language becomes more mature, with shapes and color schemes that mirror the allure of digital screens in her oil and pastel pieces. By focusing on ordinary subjects, she breathes life into forgotten materials, elevating everyday realities to the sublime. Her titles like “Peau de Pêche (Peach Skin)” and “Curtain’s Embrace” reflect her intention to create a sense of tactile invitation for her ethereal delights.
Amidst jutting elbows that bend and squeeze against the backdrop and undulating creases spilling beyond the borders, Plato’s newest exhibitions evoke intricate inner realms. Make a point to visit New York’s PLATO Gallery before October 12, 2024, to explore Living Room Campout and Depth of Surface.
Plato Gallery
202 Bowery,
New York, NY 10012
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2024-09-13 23:56