Chloé Delarue observes the interactions between the technique and the living acting on our systems of representations and identifications
Chloé Delarue (b. 1986) lives and works in Geneva, Switzerland. Thinking in particular on the notions of reproducibility and simulation and their effects on our perception of reality, she explores the transformation of the tangible, of bodies, of affects that have become sensors.
Her installations and sculptures where the effects of lure, pretense, mimetics unfold, define a dense aesthetic environment with in particular a vast series of works appearing under the acronym TAFAA for Toward A Fully Automated Appearance, a cycle in movement giving substance to the sensitive ambiguities of this world affected by its own replication.
Chloé Delarue was awarded the 2019 Simetría Award together with Chilean artist Patricia Domínguez. In 2021, she completed a dual residency at CERN and at the astronomy facilities of the European Southern Observatory and the ALMA Observatory in the Chilean Atacama Desert.
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