L’EMPIRE DES SIGNES BY FRANK PERRIN

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FRANK PERRIN, L’EMPIRE DES SIGNES IN THREE BIENNALS

How can we define the subliminal economy of signs in our modern society?

L’Empire des Signes is the new unavoidable art exhibition you can’t miss. Frank Perrin clearly refers to the book of Roland Barthes, published in 1970. As a matter of fact, the artist defines this exhibition as the result of many walks through the night in Paris, New York, Hong Kong, Athens… Succession of huge cities, ruled by aggressive neon lights. In fact, those simple words on electrical paintings symbolize an amazing urban modernity, and make the world much more lyrical than it is. But soon, all this poetry will completely disappear in favor of LED, colder signs. Frank Perrin defines this artistic journey as a true dictionary of supply and demand, that rules our daily lives in the actual consumer society. Indeed, we eat, we drink, we buy… As an ode to the street trends and messages, L’Empire des Signes is a mystical art exhibition, composition of urban secrets and lights.

Frank Perrin’s works are will be presented in the three Biennals below:

Dock’s Art Fair 2015

You can learn more about the art fair on the Dock’s Art Fair 2015 website: www.docksartfair.com

Pavillon 8 – 59 Quai Rambaud, Lyon, France
Private view on September, 9
From 10 to 13 September, starting 11h
During the inauguration week of  Lyon Contemporary Art Biennale 
And then from September 14 to October 4,  2015 from 11h to 18h

Hybride 3

Hybride 3 will take place in five locations in Douai as from September 12 with 42 international artists. Learn more about the Biennal here.

6, rue Léon Escoffier, Douai
From September 12 to October 4, 2015
14.00 – 19.00
Curator: Paul Ardenne
With: Conrad Bakker, Janet Biggs, Shaun Gladwell, Frank Perrin, Elena Kovylina, and more.

art nOmad

Frank Perrin takes part of the first ever Biennal on www.artnomad.fr

On the parvis of Paris’ Palais de Tokyo
From September 13 2015
With: Frank Perrin, Shaun Gladwell, Charlotte Beaufort, Janet Biggs, Emmanuel Régent / Curated by: Paul Ardenne