ILANIT ILLOUZ
Alain Declerq
Carolein Smit
Claudy Jongstra
Frans Beerens
Hannes Wallrafen
Jan Banning
Jehoshua Rozenman
Julia Aurora Guzmán
Juliane Hundertmark
Martine Feipel &
Jeam Bechameil
Max Kraanen
Morad Bouchakour
Ophélie Asch
Robert Polidori
Ruben Terlou
Simone Hoang
Susanne Ring
Tilman
Yves Marchand &
Romain Meffre
Guest Artists
Anneke Eussen
Caroline van den Eynden
Katleen Vinck
Patrick Koster
Ilanit Illouz’s practice on the image is crossed by the question of the story, always understood through the off-screen or the ellipse. Her work develops processes of photographic reproductions and sometimes unprecedented mechanics, like so many temporal operations.
It is based on processes that respond to the repetitive work of surveying, investigating, observing, which reveal as much as they erase, where memory is physically challenged. Her reflections are deployed in a plastic and formal language open to the interdisciplinarity of mediums. She is currently experimenting with new technical processes that work to degrade the image as much as to reveal it. By crossing these theoretical, geographical and plastic approaches, she develops a reflection on social, political and economic history, on trace and disappearance.
A graduate of the National School of Arts in Paris-Cergy (2005), she has exhibited in various places such as the Marseille Photographic Center, the Rentilly Cultural Park, the Photographic Center of Île de France (CPIF) and the Center d’Art de la Ferme du Buisson. In 2019 she participated in the group exhibitions La Vérité n’est pas la Vérité? at Maison Bernard Anthonioz (MABA), Some of us, an overview on French Art Scène at the Kunstwerk Carlshütte, Büdelsdorf in Büdelsdorf (Germany) and at Ligne de vies - An exhibition of legends at MAC-VAL.
Ilanit Ilouz lives and works in Paris.
Exhibition: Humankind and the Earth
21 x 29 cm
30 x 45 cm
31 x 45 cm
10 x 15 cm
100 x 66 cm
21 x 29 cm
30 x 42 cm
10 x 18 cm
10 x 15 cm