Aurélie’s Gallery exhibits three of its artists during “Métamorphose Fortuite”, a unique immersive experience in an abandoned 19th century mansion in the heart of Bordeaux, France.

The scenography transforms this forgotten place into a living artistic scene, mixing artistic and decorative installations. The selected exhibitors, artists, craftsmen, designers and antique dealers, demonstrate the quality and creative diversity of Bordeaux. All elements are available for sale, from the smallest accessory to the place itself.

The exhibition takes place from November 15 to December 6, 2024 in Bordeaux, France.

 

Lori Adamski-Peek (American) creates minimalist equine portraits. For her series Horses, she chose to simplify her lighting and compositions to the extreme, inviting the viewer to see the horses in a stripped-down and sculptural way.

Kiritin Beyer (French-Danish) explores abandoned places in No Land. His images confront two temporalities, that of nature, eternal and in continual renewal, and that of men, ephemeral and fragile.

Joanna Maclennan (English) celebrates the beauty of time passing. His nostalgia-infused images, A Story To Tell, connect us to the past.