Vivian Suter on her exhibition at Camden Arts Centre, 2020

For her exhibition at Camden Arts Centre, Vivian Suter fills the galleries with her delicate but powerful paintings, hanging them in an immersive cacophony which mirrors the canopy of the rainforest: suspended, draped, overlapping and organic. Composed individually but hung collectively, one canvas reveals the next, creating an ethereal record of the passage of time and forming a permeable membrane between nature and civilisation.

Suter has concieved a new installation specially for Camden Arts Centre’s garden. Transferred from the rainforest in which they were conceived, to hang in dialogue with London’s winter landscape, the works will develop throughout the exhibition, accumulating memories of their interactions with this environment.

This film was produced by Jared Schiller for Camden Arts Centre on the occasion of Vivian Suter's exhibition Tintin's Sofa (January 17 – April 5, 2020).
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