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2014
'Home' as a term is at the very root of the uncanny whose etymology takes us to the word 'unhomely'.  My solo show, which features a main installation – based on the measurements of my childhood bedroom, the most intimate space one could share, yet the one where creativity originates – is an invitation for an immersive experience for the viewer to wander around and take a seat for a tête-à tête-with  my mind, where creaptures happily grow and live.
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Home drawings, 2014, pen on paper
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The (Re)construction of the Self, 2014. 542x307x254cm. Mixed media
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Adeline de Monseignat: Home Solo Show at Ronchini Gallery. All photography by Luke Andrew Walker, 2014
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DNA I, II and III, 2014, mixed recycled fabric, mirror and metal
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Home Mindmap, 2014. Embroidered fabric on lightbox. 133x99cm. Sewing and turning mental threads into physical threads.
  
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