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Su-Mei Tse 闒稇哆 INTRODUCTION

A chamber where the sole reverberating sound is your own breath; cellos played against an accentuated Amidst the musical and cultural currents in Tse’s work is additionally a strong sense of poetry and nuanced mountainous green backdrop; conical shells as coated headphones - these are disparate yet interlinked humour. From ‘SUMY’ (2001) to ‘L’Echo’ (2003) and ‘Les Balayeurs du Désert’ (2003), there is a running examples of the delicate, lyrical humour that pervades Su-Mei Tse’s (b. 1973, ) practice, which sense of delicate wit. ‘SUMY’, for example, made in collaboration with Tse’s partner Jean-Lou Majerus, is a spans video, installation and sculpture. A trained classical cellist of Chinese and British descent, Tse weaves pair of light-brown seashells enclosed in a transparent red cube, a cloth interconnecting the units in order a meditative, visaural tale empowering the language of music as a primary voice. Investigating associations to resemble a pair of headphones. Playfully combining her name with that of Sony, the sculpture evokes between places, geographies, cultures, traditions, Tse’s work elicits a cross-stimulation of the senses, where the aural experience of listening to the ocean via a seashell. ‘L’Echo’ further explores this sense of play: a time and its flow are suspended in a gentle state of contemplation. large video projection shows Tse herself playing the cello on a lush mountainside in the Alps. The romantic setting is somewhat ridiculed, however, by the over-dramatisation of the picture composition, chiefly the At the heart of Tse’s practice is its relationship with musicality. Brought up by a violinist father and pianist sharp contrast between her red costume and the saturated green of the mountain grass. Additionally, the mother, Tse initially studied at the Luxembourg and Paris conservatories before pursuing fine arts studies melody she plays echoes amidst her surroundings till it falls out of sync, the setting seemingly carrying both at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris. From ‘Das Wohltemperiete Klavier’ (2001) to ‘Chambre Sourde’ (2003), the music and her into the distance. ‘Les Balayeurs du Désert’ further fleshes out this relationship with the Tse explores a range of relationships with sound, from the literal to the more abstract, each time placing landscape by showing a group of men dressed in Parisian street cleaners’ uniforms sweeping a desert in a music as the prime conveyor of her conceptual pulse. In the former video work, for example, Tse shows continuous loop, the futile motion tracked by the sound of their movements. a close-up of a pianist’s bound-up hands as they voraciously and determinedly play one of JS Bach’s 48 keyboard preludes and fugues. Repeatedly missing the correct notes, Tse points to the journey towards Overall, Tse’s work poetically draws us into contemplation of our sense of place, self and time, using the mastery and conquering of doubt. Conversely, the latter is an installation, which as an anechoic chamber, universal language of music to at once suggest trains of thought but ultimately allow us to formulate our invites a contemplation of silence. Linking to the Ancient Greek Sceptic’s concept of ‘epoché’, there is a own. Balancing Tse’s research-driven, intellectually-complex practice is a subtle sense of humour, which state of suspension as the oral clutter one is accustomed to is blocked, leading to an intellectual pause and lends to an overall delicate dialectical sense of play as well as approachability. Tse’s practice is ultimately attainment of self-consciousness. not just seen, it is heard and felt; a complete multi-sensory experience that plunges one into a state of suspension. Tse contemplates a range of subjects, including the dichotomy of cultures and place. Responding to her personal Eurasian background, certain works flesh out her relationship with Asia and the West whilst Su-Mei Tse is an internationally-celebrated artist who rose to prominence in 2003 when she represented simultaneously diverting from the clichés associated with each. ‘Dong Xi Nan Bei (E, W, S, N)’ (2006), for Luxembourg at the Venice Biennale and was awarded the prestigious Leono d’Oro award for her tripartite example, is an installation of four neon Chinese characters, each signifying a cardinal point. Beyond the installation ‘Air Conditioned’. Tse’s work has since been exhibited nationally and internationally including solo work’s relationship with her personal origin, it equally points to Tse’s running interest in Japanese culture by shows at Fine Arts , Taipei (2019); Yuz Museum, Shanghai (2018); Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau being arranged according to Japan’s azimuth direction. ‘Standard Eye Level’ (2006) also exemplifies Tse’s (2018); Mudam Luxembourg, Luxembourg (2017); Joan Miró Foundation, Barcelona (2011); Isabella Stewart nuanced contemplation of cultural variance; an installation work consisting of numerous bonsai plants, each Gardner Museum, Boston (2009); Art Tower Mito, Japan (2009); Seattle Art Museum, Seattle (2008); PS1, New is placed on a horizontal line of fluorescent orange tape stuck on the gallery walls. Originating from not only York (2006); Casino, Forum d’Art Contemporain, Luxembourg (2006); Renaissance Society, Chicago (2005); Japan and China but also Europe and Oceania, each plant is placed on a tripod adjusted to the standard Moderna Museet, Sweden (2004). Group exhibitions include Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany (2009); National eye-level of the residents in the country - a reflection on both the standards pertaining to each culture as Gallery of Art, Poland (2009); Singapore Biennale (2008); Kunsthaus Zurich (2006); De Appel, Amsterdam well as a visual metaphor for how environments impact each and everyone’s development. (2005); Sao Paulo Biennale (2004). Tse has additionally been the recipient of multiple prizes, including the Prize for Contemporary Art by the Foundation Prince Pierre of Monaco (2009) and the Edward Steichen Award, Luxembourg (2005). ➝稲

SUMY 2001 ꬅ閶涸䨻꟦Ⰺ〫〳聂鋅ㄎエ耪㣐䲿楩㖈넞耬㥵㿋菚涸笂蒀胜兞⵸饰坾1973 蒪轠媽⻊䧭㝣♳겝蒀涸羭堤 闑稇哆⡲ㅷ涸갉坾ㄤ俒⻊⯋稇⚥⛲崨ꪪ♧珏䓽捘涸鑗䠑ㄤ䗎㦪涸䎕랾䠭կ䖰շ2003 2003 ո Jean-Lou ⵌշ㔐耪ո Majerus 溏⡃䧅婋⡎橇橇湱䩾㸐⦛鿪僽闑稇哆 䎃欰倴湕啿㜃稣芴罜䫉䞔涸䎕랾⯋稇顐瑬Ⱖ嶍⿺䕧⫸ծ酤 ⱄⵌշ尪恉幡䰾罏ո SUMY ⡲ㅷ䒁糵✫♧珏䊫㦪涸兰䢴կ⢾㥵㖈闑稇哆莄⠶⣥ 縨ㄤꧧ㝕涸谀遮㻜驏կ⡲捀♧⦐⚥薉幊過涸㼠噟〢Ⱙ㣐䲿楩怵㤉㹻闑稇哆㼞갉坾铃鎊欽⡲⚺銳⯋稇⢵箠 Ⱏず㸤䧭涸 ⡲ㅷշ ո⚥♧㼩幏啕蒀涸頺媽ⴔⴽ鄄佞ⰆⰎ⦐鷳僈涸秋蒀用倰넒⚥䋒哬㼞Ⰾ⦐鿈ⴔ✽ 籽〥➃小䙼⿶吲吲㥵欰涸鋕聂佦✲կ鸑麔⹟㻋㖑㚖ծ俒⻊ㄤ⫄窠涸鸭穡闑涸⡲ㅷ䒸涮䠭㸽涸❜⿸ⵞ慨⡲ 湱鸭䱹⟄垷⟬♧ⶰ羭堤կ괏馰㖑㼞谀遮㹻荈䊹涸ぜ㶶莄程㽲ざ⢘ꧧ㝕㋍饰➃⦛䖰頺媽⚥聂嵳涸聂錏鎹 欽⢪儗꟦涸崨⹛ⳕ穡倴䎂箣涸小䙼朜䡿կ 䥊կշ㔐耪ո⵱刿鹍♧姿䱲程✫鸎珏䠑纏♳涸麈䨠♧⦐㣐㘗涸ꏖ⫸䫏僥ッ植衼谀遮㹻荈䊹㖈꣚晋⼻倛㿋 ꫬ绻籖薲涸㿋㗗♳怵㤉㣐䲿楩կ搬罜 鸎嵠恟涸㜥兞⿶㔔谀遮㹻늫秋涸酤勲ㄤ䝐䝐ꫬ虊䕎䧭涸늫僈㼩嫱鸎 闑涸ⶽ⡲⟄谀遮莄갉坾䚍涸ꡠ⤙捀ㄐ겗կ㖈㼭䲿楩㹻昿鋶ㄤꏈ楩㹻嫢鋶涸擞ꤲ⛓♴闑饰ⴲ㽠隡倴湕啿Das ♧麔倴䨠ⷛ⻊涸圓㕭罜鷳ꪪⴀ♧窣㏜镽կ〥㢪闑稇哆䔞㤉涸偒䖒㖈㥟ワ㕠鶫諳湬荛갉殥ꐫ⡙⡃⛖搁锸 Wohltemperiete㜃⿺䊼랫涸갉坾㷸ꤎ䖔倴岁㕜㕜用䊼랫넞瘝谀遮㷸ꤎ帿鸣谀遮կ䖰⡲ㅷշ⼧✳䎂㖲䖒꒳湎刼꧋ո Klavier, 2001 Chambre Sourde, 2003 僽갉坾鼨僽㥟劥➃鿪鄄䌞ⵌ✫黆倰կշ尪恉幡䰾罏ո⵱鹍♧姿帿⻊✫鸎♧莄兞錙涸ꡠ⤙⡲ㅷ㾝植✫♧遤➃ ⵌշ搁갉㹔ո 闑♶倬㖈䱲程♧禹⴩莄耪갉涸ꡠ⤙ 魧瑬䊼랫遳걧幡悥䊨涸ⵖ剪幡䰾♧⦐鸭糵♶倬涸橇䕎尪恉鸎♧搁欽⛓莉⠶ꦐ衼➭⦛遤⹛涸耪갉կ 䖰俒㷸ⵌ刿⸈䬄韌涸걅㚖嫦♧妃涸ⶽ⡲鿪㼞갉坾⡲捀Ⱖ椚䙁腟窄涸⚺銳⫄乄㯮➝կ⟄շ⼧✳䎂㖲䖒꒳湎 刼꧋ո鸎♧䕧⫸⡲ㅷ捀⢾闑暵㻨✫♧꧱鄄竀䌞勲簃衼궂庮䘍䧮㖑䔞㤉䊼饟鿈⵸㤉ㄤ颭呔涸ꏈ楩㹻涸 籎罜鎊⛓闑稇哆涸谀遮⡲ㅷ鑗䠑㖑䒸걅䧮⦛鹍Ⰶ㼩瑟꟦ծ荈䧮ㄤ儗꟦涸小䙼갉坾涸兜⚆铃鎊갧ⵠ꟦㖈 䩛կ鸑麔♶倬ꐫ㣟姻焷涸갉痗闑⟱㕭ッ植䧭捀㣐䌌⚛䨞⹨颶毟涸葾鳟騟玐կ湱⿿㖑酤縨⡲ㅷշ搁갉㹔ո㥵 ㋍饰屮弈涸䙼筱罜剒䖔⿶⯈鏪䧮⦛邍鶣荈䊹կⰦ⡲ㅷ䨾ッ植涸䗎㦪涸䎕랾䠭㖲邂✫闑稇哆⟄锄灇捀㼫 Ⱖぜ䒸涮㼩㺑ꬅ涸䙼罌կ⿮撑〢䋞茢䧃毟锸涸䧅仅嚋䙁䔲぀瑟錛䟗涸➃耪꧸✥鄄꣖ꥬ儗♧珏⡃涸䧅縨 ぢ罌瑕籖醲涸ⶽ⡲䩛岁鸎珏䎕랾䠭⢪䖤Ⱖ⡲ㅷ侮넒♳Ⱘ剣鴄阮涸鰋녻䠭ㄤ鋶ㄤ⸂կ闑稇哆涸⡲ㅷ剒穅 朜䡿㼞欴欰ꦐ⛓罜⢵涸僽♧珏兰⸂涸⨢갾ㄤ荈䧮䠑陏涸格䖤կ ♶⫦銳滚錙刿銳鄄羭老ㄤ䠭濼 姻僽鸎㸤Ⰼ涸㢴䠭㸽넒뀿⢪➃小嵵㖈♧珏䧅仅涸朜䡿կ 2003 ♧禹⴩涸✲暟⺫䭍俒⻊ㄤ㖑倰涸㼩ⴔ鿪剚䒸涮闑稇哆涸小䙼կ⦐ⴽ⡲ㅷㄎ䥰㥟⦐➃涸姗❏胜兞꧋匌銯俒E, W, S, N, 2006 闑稇哆僽♧⡙❧剣㕜ꥸ耪隗涸谀遮㹻 䎃➿邍湕啿㜃⿮⸈㪭㽲倛꧱䎃㾝たꟚ㨤䇩ꪪ걧錭㥟涸♲ꅾ ⻊涸䊫䙼倴♧魧罜♶䬳岞倴꤫鑂憬锄կ⟄酤縨⡲ㅷշ匌銯⽂⻌ո 捀⢾㔋⦐ꩩ赙教盗醢⡲ 酤縨⡲ㅷշ瑟孴锄眎ո格䖤殹㾂㕜㹻긬ꆄ柲栀կ闑涸谀遮⡲ㅷ䊺㖈㢴⦐㕜Ⰺㄤ㕜ꥸ谀遮堤圓㾝ⴀ⦐㾝⺫䭍2019 2018 2018 罜䧭涸⚥㕜㶶䕎嫦⦐㶶䕎鿪䠑㄂衼♧⦐倰⡙㛇럊կꤑ✫넒植莄谀遮㹻ⴀ魧胜兞涸耡粯鸎⟝⡲ㅷ鸑麔⣜2006 荩⻌䋑用繠遮긬荩抓 2017  ♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬  ♳嵳2011  ꣚晋넞晋繠遮긬榰㡦 湕啿㜃植2009 亘傈劥倰⡙涸瑟꟦㸝䱗❠넒植✫闑稇哆㼩傈劥俒⻊涸慭⾩莇馰կշ垥彋鋕䎂箁ո ⛲ ッ 植 ✫ 闑 稇 哆 㼩 ➿谀遮⽇暟긬 湕啿㜃2009 碛 繏 㛇 ꆄ 剚2008 䊼 㝱 繏P.S.1 齡 ⟻ 蛎 頺 䬘 ㎗ 秜2006 谀 遮 ⽇ 暟 긬 岚 㡦 갾  俒⻊隶鼃涸稣築䙼程酤縨歋㢴⦐渜呖嗃暟圓䧭嫦⦐渜呖鿪鄄佞縨㖈㾝䑻㠎㠗堜蒀擣⯕芢䌞垥陏涸宐䎂 宐䨩谀遮긬傈劥2006 銯꧈㕭繠遮긬  殹➿谀遮⚥䗱秢秉 2005 շ⽓銯閊ո㾝倴殹➿谀遮2004 箁♳կ⢵荈傈劥⚥㕜欨荛姗崍ㄤ慌崍涸渜呖鄄他佞倴♲艀卹♳谀遮㹻⵱呏亘殹㖑㾀字涸垥彋鋕䎂箁锄 锸㠢湕啿㜃 2009 蓏⸈ㆥ㣐㷸俒谀䗁莇爢剚繠遮긬 2009 植➿繠遮긬榰Ⱙ 2008 կ纈㾝⺫䭍岚傱谀2006 侮넞䏞 ЭЭ 鸎♶⫦⫦僽㼩倴嫦⦐俒⻊⚥垥彋嚋䙁涸⿿䙼⛲僽⦐鋕錏♳涸ꦠ㌇䭷ぢ橇㞯㼩倴䕹姼⟄ 遮⽇暟긬䗞㕜 讌랱㝜㕜用繠遮긬岚貼 2005 倝⸈㗗꧱䎃㾝 2004 豣랫⚆繠遮긬 蒔岚 ⿺橇㞯⚥涸➃涸䕧갠կ 殹➿谀遮⚥䗱꣚㨖倛暵⚸ 翰⥂繏꧱䎃㾝䊼銯 2009 կ〥㢪闑⛲囘格✫門㢴栀갪⺫䭍䷑秜ㆥ淼2005 晋桬㶩㛇ꆄ剚갼䱇涸殹➿谀遮栀 ⟄⿺湕啿㜃䠥䗞螟˙〷岲妲栀 կ Nested

㸝喋 Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei,

荩⻌䋑用繠遮긬荩抓 20.04.19 - 21.07.19 Marked by her cosmopolitan origins, between Europe and Asia, and by an attention to the sonorous dimension of the world, the practice of Su-Mei Tse involves issues such as time, memory, musicality, and language. 彂荈Ⱖ騗姗❏俒⻊涸胜兞⟄⿺㼩⚆歲♶ず笞䏞涸ꡠ岤闑稇哆涸谀遮㻜驏䖃䖃嶍⿺儗꟦ծ鎹䥊ծ갉坾䚍⟄ Taking various forms – sculptures, videos, photographs, installations – her artworks always operate between ⿺铃鎊涸㉏겗կ㥟涸⡲ㅷ⟄ꧧ㝕ծꏖ⫸ծ伡䕧䧴酤縨瘝㢴垺䕎䒭ッ植籎僽㖈耪갉莄㕭⫸ծ荈搬莄俒⻊ծ䗱꫘ different fields: between sound and image, nature and culture, mental space and sensory experience for 瑟꟦莄䠭濼넒뀿瘝걅㚖⛓꟦❜✽ծ康獴կ example. 䱲程䠑纏涸곏植莄Ⱖ澕䜂蠜隶僽闑稇哆涸ⶽ⡲呍䗱կ㥟涸⡲ㅷ知悥⽿㺢ゎ〳鄄㢴ꅾ鍒隡涸帿䠑殹⚥慨涮 The question of the appearance of meaning, or its evanescence, is at the heart of the work of Tse. The ⴀ涸腊ꆀ莄Ⱖ䕎䒭ッ植늫僈㼩嫱կ㥟竤䌢⟄韌捀䕎鑑㕭㼞⽪韌ծ䞔筱䧴僽鎹䥊鸎❈䓽捘⚂玕簳⽰鸙涸 simplicity of the forms the artist produces contrasts with their evocative power, with the plurality of the 넒뀿隶䖤Ⱘ넒幡兠㥵ず㥟Ⱖ⚥♧⟝⡲ㅷ涸垥겗圓䧭✫溽鱲➃欰㥟涸⡲ㅷ⛲鸑麔䮔䱡㕭⫸ծ暟넒ㄤ耪 readings that emanate from them. Her works ofen seem to crystallise, in the guise of an “image”, an 갉䨾豩诡涸悳⸂⢵慨涮錙罏涸䟝⫸⸂կ impression, an emotion or a remembrance – those intense and fleeting experiences, which, as in the title of one of her artworks, constitute the “dizziness of life”. In the same way, they also explore the ability of images, objects and sounds to trigger the imagination of the viewer. 㾝錓歋湕啿㜃雊㣐Ⱆ植➿繠遮긬⿺榰㡦꣚晋넞晋繠遮긬瘻ⷔ⚛莄♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬⿺荩⻌䋑用繠遮긬 ざ⡲莉鳵կ

* The exhibition ‘Nested’ was organized by Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean and 㾝錓㕜ꥸ䊢鶫歋湕啿㜃㕜㹻俒⻊㛇ꆄ剚⿺湕啿㜃㕜ꥸ顉麋菔瑟䣖䢸飬⸔կ the Aargauer Kunsthaus in collaboration with the Yuz Museum Shanghai and the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. 俒荩⻌䋑用繠遮긬 * The international tour of the exhibition received generous funding from the National Cultural Fund, Luxembourg, and is also made possible through significant support from Cargolux Airlines International.

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㸝喋 Yuz Museum Shanghai, China

♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬⚥㕜 18.12.18 - 24.03.19 ‘Nested’ was Su-Mei Tse’s first solo exhibition in China, at Yuz Museum Shanghai curated by Christophe Gallois, Mudam Luxembourg and Wen Shi, Yuz Museum Shanghai. 㸝喋僽闑稇哆㖈⚥㕜涸껷妃⦐㾝倴♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬莉遤歋⯘ꅽ倛䩯㣗v⸈湕檲湕啿㜃㣐Ⱆ㕧植 ➿谀遮⽇暟긬莄倶ꨚ♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬瘻㾝կ Marked by her cosmopolitan origins between Europe and Asia, and by an attention to the sonorous dimension of the world, the practice of Su-Mei Tse involves issues such as time, memory, musicality, and language. 彂荈Ⱖ騗姗❏俒⻊涸胜兞⟄⿺㼩⚆歲♶ず笞䏞涸ꡠ岤闑稇哆涸谀遮㻜驏䖃䖃嶍⿺儗꟦ծ鎹䥊ծ갉坾䚍⟄ Taking various forms – sculptures, videos, photographs, installations – her artworks always operate between ⿺铃鎊涸㉏겗կ㥟涸⡲ㅷ⟄ꧧ㝕ծꏖ⫸ծ伡䕧䧴酤縨瘝㢴垺䕎䒭ッ植籎僽㖈耪갉莄㕭⫸ծ荈搬莄俒⻊ծ䗱꫘ different fields: sound and image, nature and culture, mental space and sensory experience for example. 瑟꟦莄䠭濼넒뀿瘝걅㚖⛓꟦❜✽ծ康獴կ

The question of the appearance of meaning, or its evanescence, is at the heart of the work of Tse. The 䱲程䠑纏涸곏植莄Ⱖ澕䜂蠜隶僽闑稇哆涸ⶽ⡲呍䗱կ㥟涸⡲ㅷ知悥⽿㺢ゎ〳鄄㢴ꅾ鍒隡涸帿䠑殹⚥慨涮 simplicity of the forms the artist produces contrasts with their evocative power, with the plurality of the ⴀ涸腊ꆀ莄Ⱖ䕎䒭ッ植늫僈㼩嫱կ㥟竤䌢⟄韌捀䕎鑑㕭㼞⽪韌ծ䞔筱䧴僽鎹䥊鸎❈䓽捘⚂玕簳⽰鸙涸 readings that emanate from them. Her works ofen seem to crystallise, in the guise of an “image”, an 넒뀿隶䖤Ⱘ넒幡兠㥵ず㥟Ⱖ⚥♧⟝⡲ㅷ涸垥겗圓䧭✫溽鱲➃欰㥟涸⡲ㅷ⛲鸑麔䮔䱡㕭⫸ծ暟넒ㄤ耪 impression, an emotion or a remembrance – those intense and fleeting experiences, which, as in the title 갉䨾豩诡涸悳⸂⢵慨涮錙罏涸䟝⫸⸂կ of one of her artworks, constitute the “dizziness of life”. In the same way, they also explore the ability of images, objects and sounds to trigger the imagination of the viewer. 闑稇哆㼞荈䊹㨤倴䠑㣐ⵄ莄❏崍瘝♶ず㖑箔腟窄䨾⨞涸㢴䎃灇瑕䧭卓꧋穡倴劥姼㾝錓կ⡲ㅷꤑ✫㓭䭍㣐 ꆀ鵛⡲莄倝⡲⛲⺫ゎ倴♳嵳劥㖑醢⡲涸酤縨շ诡瀖**ոկ湱鯱麔⿡㥟涸ⶽ⡲僈곏剣✫倝涸倰ぢ⫸僽㼩倴 This exhibition was the result of several years of research in different geographical contexts, starting with 小䙼ⱪ䟝涸䙼罌䱲鎣➃莄嗃暟䧴燳暟涸ꡠ⤙䧴僽ꡠ岤㶸㖈涸㢴ꅾ䕎䒭⟄⿺莄麔⿡⛓꟦䨾〳腊㶸剣 Italy and Asia. It brings together a large body of recent and new works, including a major installation produced 涸䗎㦪鸭䱹瘝瘝կ locally in Shanghai, ‘Stone Collection II’. New directions are apparent in her work, such as contemplation, our relation to the vegetable and the mineral, the multiplicity of modes of existence, and the possibility of 姼妃㾝錓㥵ず♧劥瘗鎹劥闑稇哆⟄⚺錙⚂湬錏涸倰䒭⻽꧋⚛輑ざ傈䌢欰崞⚥䨾涮欰涸✲暟♶锸僽ꡠ倴 a sensitive relationship with the past. 鋕錏ծ耪갉鼨僽鎹䥊涸⽪韌⟄㔐갉莄㔐䥰箠籽䧭笩կ㛇倴⡮䗞罆繠遮긬涸瑟꟦礵䗱鏤鎙谀遮㹻涸灇瑕䒭 錙㻋ㄤ噱㺢兰䢴涸䊫䙼㼞姿獴兞殯鷶恸㾝Ꟛ䌞䧮⦛姿Ⰶ籖螟鿪䋑欰崞⚥♧媯鑗䠑⚂猙㺙涸假玐㾝錓 The exhibition was conceived to be like a notebook: a form that brings together impressions that have 㽠姼㸝喋ッ植կ occurred in everyday life – be they visual, sound, or memory related – and blends them in a subjective and intuitive way, allowing a whole network of echoes and correspondences to be deployed. At Yuz Museum, they gradually unfold along the galleries, creating a poetic and intimate space for everyone to be “nested”  for a moment of silence and simplicity in the metropolitan city. 㾝錓歋湕啿㜃㣐Ⱆ㕧植➿谀遮⽇暟긬ծ榰㡦꣚晋넞繠遮긬穉籽⚛莄♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬ㄤ〵⻌䋑用繠遮긬 /// Ⱏずざ⡲ッ植կ

The exhibition was organized by Mudam Luxembourg – Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean and the Aargauer Kunsthaus in collaboration with the Yuz Museum Shanghai and the Taipei Fine Arts Museum. The 俒♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬 exhibition in Shanghai was made possible by Yuz Foundation.

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徾꘭湕堀䑝デ晥㨼鎷⡲ㅷ Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London, UK , 嵳将䗞殥䐤 薉㕜⧍侚⽂䁘⚥䗱 03.09.18 - 19.10.18 Su-Mei Tse is the sixth international artist commissioned by Hayward Gallery to present work on the billboard overlooking Waterloo Bridge, a site seen by thousands of people crossing the bridge each day. Working across video, installation, sculpture and photography Su-Mei Tse ofen explores altered perception, musicality, memory and sense of place. A Certain Frame Work 3 (Villa Farnesina) (2017) is a still from a video by the artist that features an extended close-up of a glass ball being skilfully manipulated by a performer engaged in ‘contact juggling’ – a technique that requires the juggler to remain in constant contact with their prop. The video is one of a series of three works that the artist made in front of, or within, historic sites in Europe. Reflected in the transparent orb in this image is the interior of Villa Farnesina, a 16th century residence in Rome. With this series, Su-Mei Tse addresses the challenge of dealing with the past in the present, and argues for a fluid and poetic relationship to history.

6 闑稇哆僽痦 ⡙鄄嵳将䗞殥䐤鼜锝鹍遤䑝デ晥㨼鎷⡲ㅷ涸㕜ꥸ谀遮㹻կ䑝デ晥⥟澜嫦㣔鿪剣䧭⼪♳蠜涸A Certain➃竤麔涸徾꘭湕堀կ鸑麔ꏖ⫸酤縨ꧧ㝕ㄤ伡䕧 闑稇哆♶倬䱲程」⻊涸錙䙁ծ坾䠭ծ鎹䥊ㄤ㖑㚖䠭կշ Frame Work 3 (Villa Farnesina) (2017) ո 僽ꏖ⫸⡲ㅷ涸Ⱖ⚥♧呔ꬅ䌬鎹ꏖ✫宐兪椕勇罞邍怵罏 䊫㦪乼簳♧⦐梯槴椕涸䒁Ꟁ暵㻨ꖏ걧Ղ姼珏䪮遮꨽銳邍怵罏⥂䭯ㄤ宐兪椕䭯糵涸䱹鍹կ鑪ꏖ⫸僽谀遮16 Villa Farnesina㹻㖈姗崍娛〷鼌㖧⛓⵸䧴ⰻ鿈䬝䶑涸♲⟝⡲ㅷ⛓♧կ撑晙⚥涸鷳僈椕넒⿿㼘涸僽繏꼛 ⚆私⡞㸔  涸Ⰺ鿈橇㞯կ鷳麔鸎⦐禹⴩闑稇哆꬗㼩㖈殹♴贕椚麔⿡涸䮋䨞⚛笞隋莄娛〷⛓꟦崨冱ㄤ鑗䠑 涸ꡠ⤙կ - Text by Hayward Gallery - 俒嵳将䗞殥䐤 Installation View

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㕭晙歋⽂䁘⚥䗱䲿⣘ Nested

㸝喋 Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau, Switzerland

꣚晋넞晋繠遮긬榰㡦 04.05.18 - 12.08.18 The Aargauer Kunsthaus devotes a solo exhibition to the wide-ranging work of the Luxembourg artist Su- Su-Mei Tse wants to create a language that unites rather than separates, a language that is expressive Mei Tse whose object art, photographic works, and videos are suffused with reflections on time, existence, of not just one but multiple cultures and thus epitomises the boundless and the dynamic. The sculpture memory, rhythm, and language. The exhibition features new works the artist created afer sojourns in Italy Many Spoken Words (2009/2018) is, in its surprising combination of materials used, the source for myriad and Japan. Media such as photography, sculpture, and installation are central to Su-Mei Tse’s artistic practice. associations. Black ink gushes, flows, and drips from a pseudo- baroque garden fountain and symbolises In them she articulates transitions between disparate realms—sound and image, music and space, nature “the process of language, from the original idea to the written word” (Su-Mei Tse). With her installation the and culture, mental space and sensory experience. Music, sounds, and silence enter into a unique interplay artist pays homage to literature, alluding to the potential of words and the ever-renewing flow of creativity. in the exhibition spaces and time seems to pass in a changed rhythm in them. Some of the works presented in the exhibition Nested revolves around a critical reflection on the past and Su-Mei Tse has had a previous appearance at the Aargauer Kunsthaus when she showed a poetic neon on historical and cultural references. Created during a fellowship at the Villa Medici in Rome, the 2015 video piece in the 2013 group exhibition Rhythm in it. Nested, her first institutional solo exhibition in Switzerland, Pays de Neige shows the artist performing a ritual of erasure. In the light of a bleak winter sun the artist presents the fruits of her artistic practice. Afer sojourns in countries such as Italy and Japan she has created smooths the gravel path in front of the historically significant villa with a rake she pulls behind her. In doing new works which, realised especially for this occasion, form the gravitational centre of the show. In the so, she symbolically wipes away the traces of her predecessors and “prepares the canvas”, in order to create exhibition spaces music, sounds, and silence enter into a unique interplay, and time in them seems to pass “breathing space” for her own creativity and recover her own voice. The spirit of Zen pervading this video in a changed rhythm. is hard to miss, but the artist deliberately avoids any identification with a typical geographic location. Due to her Eurasian background she carries two cultures within herself, which she constantly defamiliarizes in In Nested, Su-Mei Tse developed a distinct narrative for the Aargauer Kunsthaus, combining the new order to uncouple them from the stereotypes they are usually associated. works and site-specific installations with selected older works. New artistic paths of exploration become apparent: inquiries into the contemplative, into our relationship to the worlds of plants and minerals, or into It is hardly surprising that music plays a key role in the work of the trained cellist Su-Mei Tse, though it is less the possibility of a sensitive relation to the past. With all those interwoven themes, the exhibition is laid out simply a subject for her and more an evocative force which she uses as a magnifying glass through which in the manner of a notebook, that is, a form in which quotidian visual or acoustic impressions or memories she sees, and is able to comprehend, the world. Music is central to a number of works such as the 2006 are gathered and then mixed in a subjective, intuitive way to form a network of echoing references and video Mistelpartition. At the same time the absence of sounds, silence, is also of great importance in her correspondences. work. In White Noise (2009) a vinyl record with small white balls set into its grooves is turning continually on a turntable. “White Noise” refers to an acoustic phenomenon where all audible frequencies are mixed to the A case in point is the 2017 Nested series, which provides the title for the exhibition. It consists of a group point where they neutralise one another and give rise to a kind of “acoustic silence”. To Su-Mei Tse, the work of found limestone sculptures into whose niches variously coloured balls of stone are “embedded”. To represents a visual translation of rustling, the moment just before music begins, as if it were about “giving the artist the sculptures symbolise the precarious balance between holding and being held. In a playful volume to silence”, and in this it allows the viewer a moment to pause. and poetic way, the colourful balls are equally reminiscent of marbles and of the planets of a cosmic system. Other works in the exhibition similarly attest to Su-Mei Tse’s interest in the mineral world and its The exhibition Nested was the result of a collaboration with the Mudam Luxembourg, Musée d’Art Moderne primordial beauty. The elaborate installation Stone Collection (2017) draws its inspiration from the Chinese Grand-Duc Jean, where it is curated by Christophe Gallois and shown from 7 October 2017 until 8 April 2018. tradition of the “scholars’ rocks”. For each of the carefully selected rocks from different regions the artist has For each venue and exhibition situation the artist develops a distinct concept with a selection of key works created a unique pedestal corresponding to the nature of the rock. Macro and microcosm become one in and a number of new pieces and installations created for the exhibitions serving as the common thread. them, as landscapes, mountains, caves, clouds, or waves are hinted at in their surfaces. These works invite Afer the presentation in Aarau the exhibition was shown in adapted form at the Yuz Museum in Shanghai contemplative viewing. (October 2018 – February 2019) and at the Taipei Fine Arts Museum (April – July 2019).

In the exhibition we encounter an uprooted tree cast in bronze (Trees and Roots, 2011), a fresh pomegranate (A Whole Universe [Pomegranate], 2017), or a landscape reflected in a lake (Reflection, 2017). In terms of subject matter, these sculptures and photographs revolve around the world of plants, but at the core of them are questions about “being in the world” and human existence. The individual and its uniqueness are similarly inscribed into the installation Das Ich in jeder Kartoffel [The Self in Each Potato] (2006–11). Each of the fifeen ceramic potatoes has its very own shape, and the tender sprouts point to the unbridled power of - Text from Aargauer Kunsthaus life that resides in every being. Su-Mei Tse manages to articulate such sweeping philosophical reflections from a point of view firmly anchored in everyday life and with a subtle, humorous wink. She seeks out the poetry of the everyday and renders it visible in her work. ꣚晋넞繠遮긬劥妃荝⸂捀湕啿㜃谀遮㹻闑稇哆涸㢴⯋⻊⡲ㅷ莉鳵⦐㾝㥟涸ꧧ㝕 伡䕧 ㄤ鋕걽⡲ㅷ⯎怐 闑稇哆䟝銳ⶽ鸣♧珏穡ざ罜ꬋⴔꥬ涸铃鎊鸎珏铃鎊♶⫦邍麧♧珏罜僽㢴⯋涸俒⻊➢罜⡤梡ⴀ搁ꣳ⿺崞(2009/2018) ✫㼩儗꟦ 㶸㖈 鎹䥊 眎㤉ㄤ铃鎊涸⿿䙼կ鸎妃㾝錓㾝ⴀ闑稇哆麈㸤䠑㣐ⵄㄤ傈劥䖔涸倝⡲կ闑稇哆谀遮ⶽ ⸂կꧧ㝕շ鏪㢴铝麔涸鑨ո 僽搁侷耡䟝涸⢵彂⟄⟁➃䠑䟝♶ⵌ涸勞俱穉ざ랱蒀㟯宐䖰⧺涸 ⡲涸呍䗱門㥵伡䕧 ꧧ㝕 ㄤ酤縨瘝㯮勞կ鷳麔⡲ㅷ㥟ꡪ鶣衼♶ず걅㚖⛓꟦涸麔庋Ղ耪갉莄㕭⫸갉坾莄 䊼峫⯘䒭蔄㕧㑑屮弈ⴀծ崨⹛ㄤ忹衅 韌䗛衼铃鎊涸麔玐䖰剒ⴲ涸䟝岁ⵌ剅꬗俒㶶կ闑稇哆㥟⟄酤 瑟꟦荈搬莄俒⻊䗱椚莄䠭㸽넒뀿կ갉坾 갠갉ㄤ導랾㖈㾝錓瑟꟦⚥䕎䧭♧珏栬暵涸湱✽⡲欽儗꟦涸崨 縨ぢ俒㷸荝侢䭷ⴀ铃鎊涸悳⸂ㄤⰦ♶倬ⶽ倝涸⸂ꆀկ 鸙⡃⛖㖈Ⱖ⚥涮欰✫眎㤉涸隶⻊կ 2015 2013 䊤㾝錓⚥ッ植涸♧❈⡲ㅷ僽㼩麔⿡ㄤ娛〷俒⻊⿮罌涸䪠ⴼ䚍⿿䙼կ 䎃涸鋕걽⡲ㅷշꨓ㕜ո僽闑稇 闑稇哆剎竤⿮⸈麔㖈꣚晋넞繠遮긬莉鳵涸㾝錓㥟倴 䎃涸纈㾝⦐⚥眎㤉⚥㾝爙✫♧⟝⯎怐鑗䠑涸 哆㖈繏꼛繠痦㣼ⵆ㞱꽏殆劍꟦ⶽ⡲涸⡲ㅷ䕧晙⚥谀遮㹻鹍遤䬀⿡涸⭑䒭կ㖈럨帜涸Ⱶ㷍ꤿ⯕♴闑稇 ꩩ赙教⡲ㅷկ䊤僽㥟㖈榰㡦莉鳵涸껷妃堤圓⦐㾝⛲⯎ⴔ邍植✫闑稇哆涸谀遮ⶽ⡲䧭卓կ㖈䠑㣐ⵄㄤ傈 哆㖈娛〷䝐⛉涸ⴽ㞱⵸倰涸燼瀖騟饥衼魧䖔䬘衼♧⦐罸㶩կ㖈鸎⦐麔玐⚥㥟韌䗛䚍㖑䬀⿡✫㥟⵸鰴涸 劥瀊劍假遤䖔㥟ⶽ⡲涸♧禹⴩倝⡲ㅷ⛲䧭捀暵ⴽ捀劥妃㾝錓ⶽ⡲涸呍䗱⡲ㅷկ㖈㾝錓瑟꟦⚥갉坾 耪 汚騋彋⪓殥䋒⟄⤑窍荈䊹涸ⶽ鸣⸂⟄㋉䜂瑟꟦⚛䛪䗁⦐➃涸耪갉կ䕧晙䕥곏✫狪㸺礵牟⡎谀遮㹻 갉 ㄤ導랾䕎䧭✫♧珏栬暵涸❜✽罜Ⱖ⚥涸儗꟦⡃⛖㖈隶⻊涸眎㤉⚥崨鸙կ ⿶ⵠ䠑鼙⯝✫Ⱙ㘗㖑㖑箔魧⟧涸陏ⴽկ歋倴㥟涸姗❏胜兞闑稇哆䪬鯺✫Ⰾ珏❜ꐫ涸俒⻊㥟䭯絯䩧灶䧭 鋊⟄⢪俒⻊䖰耡䟝涸ⵠ匣⽪⫸⚥膧ꨅⴀ⢵կ 㖈䊤⚥闑稇哆捀꣚晋넞繠遮긬涮㾝ⴀ♧㤛栬暵涸㾝錓侃鶣㼞倝⡲ㄤ㖈㖑酤縨莄礵鼆涸莌⡲湱穡ざկ 䕥곏✫㼩倝谀遮鸀䖜涸䱲程㼩嗃暟ㄤ燳暟⚆歲莄➃ꡠ⤙涸導䙼䧴㼩莄麔⿡䒊用併䠭ꡠ⤙涸〳腊䚍涸 ♶ꨈ䟝⫸갉坾㼩「麔㣐䲿楩鎯箻涸闑稇哆䪏怵衼ꅾ銳錭蒀⡎㸐♶⫦⫦僽⚺겗刿僽佞㣐ꖏ䒭涸㋍ꄀ⸂2006 鑉宠կ㖈䨾剣❜籽㖈♧饰涸⚺겗⚥㾝錓⟄瘗鎹劥涸倰䒭ッ植䠑♳僽䱰꧋✫傈䌢涸鋕錏䧴耪갉⽪⫸莄鎹 ꆀ⢵錙㻋ㄤ걅䝎鸎⦐⚆歲կ갉坾僽㥟鏪㢴⡲ㅷ涸呍䗱⢾㥵 䎃涸鋕걽⡲ㅷշ坞㺕欰嗃暟坾陗ոկず垺(2009) 䥊搬䖔⟄⚺錙涸倰䒭幊ざ䕎䧭♧珏剚✽⹛涸笩窄莄彘鸑կ 涸搁耪莄小랾⛲㖈㥟涸⡲ㅷ⚥⡥剣ꬋ䌢ꅾ銳涸⡙縨կ㖈շ涯㐾갉ո ⚥佞縨㖈㈖晙坵秙⚥涸涯蒀㼭 2017 椕ꦐ衼랱芢㖈鱲湎♳♶⨢偒鱲կ涯㐾갉僽♧珏耪갉植韌⽰䨾剣耪갉걽桧幊ざ荛湱✽䫻嶊⚛欴欰耪 ♧⦐䖎㥩涸⢾㶩㽠僽 䎃շ䊤ո禹⴩⡲ㅷ⛲僽鸎妃㾝錓涸垥겗կ⡲ㅷ歋♧穉梡䧭涸瀖抪瀖ꧧ㝕穉䧭㖈 㷸小랾涸럊կ㼩倴闑稇哆⢵铝鸎⟝⡲ㅷ➿邍衼䷑亭耪涸鋕錏缺陼僽갉坾Ꟛ㨤⛓⵸涸♧ⵠ㥩⫸㸐捀չ小 ꧧ㝕鷓䔲涸⡙縨⚥䅺Ⰶ蒀䕙糔移涸瀖椕կ㼩倴谀遮㹻⢵铝ꧧ㝕韌䗛衼乩䫵ㄤ鄄乩䫵⛓꟦♶珘㹁涸䎂邂 랾佞㣐갉ꆀպ⚛絛✮錙滞晙ⵠ㋉䜂կ 䠭կ⟄♧珏⤮淼霜䠑涸䕎䒭❀겝Ⱉ蒀涸䕙椕雊➃耡䟝饰㣐椚瀖ㄤ㸙㸿⚥涸遤僤կ㾝錓⚥涸Ⱖ➭⡲ㅷず呋(2017) 2017 10 7 2018 4 8 阮僈✫闑稇哆㼩燳暟⚆歲⿺ⴲ㨤繠涸莇馰կ礵䗱䩧鸣涸酤縨⡲ㅷշ瀖걧佐诡ո 僽䖰⚥㕜⫄窠涸չ㷸 䊤僽莄湕啿㜃植➿繠遮긬ざ⡲涸䧭卓歋⯘ꅽ倛㢴㣗˖⸈峫⟻倛瘻ⷔ倴 䎃 剢 傈荛 䎃 剢 罏⛓瀖պ⚥寪》꫘䠭կ㼩倴⢵荈♶ず㖑⼥礵䗱䮋鼆涸䀵瀖谀遮㹻捀嫦⦐瀖걧ⶽ鸣✫♧⦐莄䀵瀖涸䚍颶湱 傈㾝ⴀկ㼩倴嫦⦐㜥㖑莄㾝錢谀遮㹻鼆乵✫ꡠ꒳⡲ㅷ涮㾝ⴀ倝涸㾝錓嚋䙁⚛捀Ⱏず⚺겗ⶽ⡲✫㣐ꆀ倝(2018 10 -2019 㼩䥰涸㛇䏠կ㸪錙ㄤ䗎錙涸⚆歲㖈瀖⚥ざ捀♧㔔捀兞錙 㿋腟 峯瑏 ꨢ㾵 䧴嵳嵠鿪鄄㙵㖈㸐⦛涸邍꬗կ鸎 2⡲ㅷㄤ梡㖞酤縨կ㖈꣚晋넞繠遮긬㾝䖔㾝錓剚⟄㤎ざ涸䕎䒭㖈♳嵳涸⡮䗞罆繠遮긬) (2019 4 - 7 䎃 剢 䎃 ❈⡲ㅷ鼜锝錙滞小䙼կ 剢 ㄤ荩⻌䋑用繠遮긬 䎃 剢 剢㾝ⴀկ ( 2011) ( [ ] 㖈㾝錓⚥錙滞剚麁ⵌ♧喏欽ꫬꋜ䩧鸣鸭呏䬬饰涸埠2017) ( 2017) 埠ㄤ呏 ♧ ⦐ 倝 늫 涸 瀖 囤 ♧겎㸙㸿 瀖囤  䧴♧⦐㖈廩⚥⦝僥涸繠兞 ⦝僥 կ鸎❈ꧧ㝕ㄤ撑晙涸⚺겗㕠粕衼嗃暟⚆歲㾝Ꟛ⡎Ⱖ⚥涸呍Das Ich in jeder 俒畎勻荈꣚晋넞繠遮긬 䗱僽ꡠ倴㖈鸎⦐⚆歲涸㶸㖈⟄⿺㼩➃欰㶸涸毟㉏կ⦐넒⿺Ⱖ栬暵䚍⛲鄄ꜵⵠ㖈酤縨Kartoffel( 2006-11) 嫦⦐꼛ꉀ讘⚥涸荈䧮 կ⼧❀⦐ꤲ櫘㕼鞝鿪ぐⰨ䕎朜ⱎⴀ涸㳄蔠䭷ぢ蠜暟Ⰺ㖈涸搁䬳 搁勲涸欰ㄐ⸂կ闑稇哆鏤岁鷳麔暖暖䅺Ⰶ傈䌢欰崞涸錙럊⟄⿺䗎㦪罜䎕랾涸澕꟦⢵ꡪ鶣鸎❈䑝岌涸ㆹ㷸 䙼罌կ㥟㖈䎂ⳝ⚥㼥䪪鑗䠑輑Ⰶ䎇ッ梡㖈⡲ㅷ⚥կ Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Image courtesy of Aargauer Kunsthaus and the artist © Photo: René Roehteli, Baden Nested

㸝喋 Mudam Luxembourg, Luxembourg

植➿谀遮⽇暟긬 湕啿㜃 7.10.2017 - 08.04.2018 Marked by its cosmopolitan origins, between Europe and Asia, and by its attention to the sound dimension The exhibition was the result of several years of research in different geographical contexts, beginning with of the world, the practice of Su-Mei Tse is crossed by issues such as time, remembrance , musicality, or Italy and Asia. This exhibition brings together a large body of recent works and new productions, including language. Borrowing various forms - sculptures, videos, photographs, installations - his works work each a major installation for the Museum’s Grand Hall. Su-Mei Tse’s work, such as contemplation, our relation to time passages between different fields: between sound and image, nature and culture, mental space and the vegetable and the mineral, the multiplicity of modes of existence, and the possibility of a relationship sensitive experience for example . that is sensitive to the past .

Like the black ink that flows from its Many Spoken Words fountain, the question of the appearance of Taking these preoccupations as braided lines, the exhibition was conceived on the model of a notebook: meaning, or its evanescence, is at the heart of the work of Su-Mei Tse. The simplicity of the forms that the a form that brings together impressions that have occurred in everyday life - whether visual, sound, or artist produces contrasts with their power of evocation, with the plurality of the readings that emanate memorial - and mixes them in a subjective and intuitive way, allowing a whole network of echoes and from it. His works ofen seem to crystallize, in the guise of an “image”, an impression, an emotion or a correspondences to be deployed. memory - these experiences, both intense and fleeting, which, in the title of one of his works, constitute the “ dizziness of life “. In the same movement, they explore the ability of images, objects and sounds to trigger an imaginary in the viewer.

- Text from Mudam Luxembourg 闑稇哆涸谀遮㻜驏㣰꧸✫姗崍莄❏崍⛓꟦涸幇彂⟄⿺㼩耪갉⚆歲涸ꡠ岤㕠粕衼儗꟦ 私䙁 갉坾ծ⿺铃鎊 鑪㾝錓僽歋䠑㣐ⵄㄤ❏崍捀饰럊㖈㢴珏㖑箔橇㞯⚥鹍遤㢴䎃灇瑕涸䧭卓կ劥妃㾝錓⻽꧋✫㣐ꆀ鵛劍涸倝 瘝⚺겗կ⦶倴ꧧ㝕 ꏖ⫸ 撑晙 酤縨瘝ぐ珏䕎䒭㥟涸⡲ㅷ㖈♶ず걅㚖⛓꟦崨⫄㥵耪갉莄㕭⫸ 荈搬莄俒 ⡲Ⱖ⚥⺫䭍捀⽇暟긬㣐䑻䨾⡲涸⚺銳酤縨⡲ㅷկ闑稇哆涸⡲ㅷꅾ植✫倝涸倰ぢ⺫䭍小䙼➃莄嗃暟ㄤ燳 ⻊ 䗱椚莄䠭㸽넒뀿կ 暟涸ꡠ⤙欰㶸倰䒭涸㢴垺⻊⟄⿺㼩麔⿡併䠭ꡠ⤙贕椚涸〳腊䚍կ

㥵շ鏪㢴铝麔涸鑨ո㑑屮弈ⴀ涸랱蒀㟯宐♧垺㼆✵䠑纏邍韌⿺嶊鸙涸毟꡼僽闑稇哆⡲ㅷ涸呍䗱կ知㋲涸ⶽ 㾝錓⫸瘗鎹劥♧垺♧珏腊㼞傈䌢欰崞⚥ⴀ植涸⽪韌꧋ざ㖈♧饰涸䕎䒭Ղ搁锸僽鋕錏 耪갉 鼨僽㔐 ⡲䕎䒭♸Ⱖ゗〄涸⸂ꆀ䕎䧭됮僈㼆嫱䎇慨〄ⴀ㢴珏鍒靀♸곭䝎կ㥟涸⡲ㅷ䌢䌢穡兪⚹䕧⫸ ⽪韌 䠭䞔 䥊Ղ⟄⚺錙ㄤ湬錣涸倰䒭幊ざ㖈♧饰雊㔐耪ㄤ鸑䠭涸笩窄䢨䢨㾝Ꟛկ 䧴鎹䥊涸䌾㶩Ղ ♧❈傁䔂捘⿶瀊冾涸絑⾎㥵㥟⡲ㅷ涸垥겗i垺圓䧭✫欰ㄐ涸溽円կ㖈ず垺涸갚䖒 ⚥⡲ㅷ䱲程满㕭⫸ 暟넒ㄤ耪갉涸腊⸂⟄鍹涮錙罏涸䟝⫸⸂կ 俒畎⢵荈湕啿㜃植➿繠遮긬 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 © Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 © Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 © Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 © Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 © Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Rote Leiter (The Scale), 2014

Forged Iron 325 x 45 x 2 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation view

㾝錓植㜥 The Ego in Each Potato, 2006 - 2011

Ceramic sculptures, still life Dimensions variable

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg

Detail The Ego in Each Potato, 2006 - 2011

Ceramic sculptures, still life Dimensions variable

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg A Whole Universe (Pomegranate), 2017

Fresh fruit, wooden shelf Nested, Mudam Luxembourg, 2017

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Nested #3, 2016

Limestone, marble 11 4/5 × 13 × 10 1/5 in 30 × 33 × 26 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Gewisse Rahmenbedingungen 2, (A Certain Frame Work 2), 2017

Wood (Maple, Cherry, Pine, Walnut, Ashtree and Oak), Hooks, Cable, Resin Dimensions variable

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Le coup scellé, 2014

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus

Wooden goban, marble stone, silk thread, white platform, cotton Goban: 42 x 46 x 28 cm, Platform: 250 x 250 x 8 cm, Stone: 4 x 2 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Le coup scellé, 2014

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Wooden goban, marble stone, silk thread, white platform, cotton Goban: 42 x 46 x 28 cm, Platform: 250 x 250 x 8 cm, Stone: 4 x 2 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Vertigen de la Vida (Dizziness of Life), 2011

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Moving sculpture with sound, brass, glass, step motors, synchronized sound system, with pedestal

Sculpture: 95 x 75 x 75 cm. Pedestal: 121 x 50 x 50 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg

Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] White Noise, 2009

LP disc, white balls, wood, walnut veneer, motorized electrical system 38.1 × 42.9 × 42.9 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg (Detail) White Noise, 2009

LP disc, white balls, wood, walnut veneer, motorized electrical system 38.1 × 42.9 × 42.9 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Many Spoken Words, 2009 - 2017

Installation, ink, stone and iron casted fountain centre piece 110 x 110 x 200 cm - Diameter 350 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation view

㾝錓植㜥 Trees and Roots (#1, #3, #4), 2011

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus

Bronze 500 x 220 x 325 cm 370 x 248 x 138 cm 350 x 200 x 200 cm

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Bird Cage, 2007

In collaboration with Jean Lou-Majerus Neon Sculpture

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Gewisse Rahmenbedingungen 3 (Villa Farnesina), 2017

2015 - 2017 Video

4 min 27 sec 鋕걽loop

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg

Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] Mistelpartition, 2006

Watch video [PW: EMGSM123 Video/Film

© Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Installation view

㾝錓植㜥 Faded series, 2017

Mirror, hanging system

ꖏ㶩ꊞ㶩 © Photo: Aurélien Mole/ Mudam Luxembourg Elegy

鰉姐

Edouard Malingue Gallery, Hong Kong

꼛ⲳ殥䐤 껺度 21.03.2017 - 13.05.2017 A subtle tone pervades the space. The essence of a past temporality, a flutter of the senses, a trigger of Beyond this aspect of visual interplay, Tse builds a curious game of sonorous associations. Mov- distant memory. Dulcet yet melancholic, ‘Elegy’, Su-Mei Tse’s first solo show in Hong Kong, sets a pensive ing through the space, a delicate splatter reverberates throughout the gallery. Invisible at first pace, a rhythm that invites self-reflection as well as a heightened awareness of one’s surroundings. Acting instance to the eye, one is drawn to ‘The Pond’ as a possible source: a dual work composed of two as punctuations throughout the gallery, the works behold an impact that extends beyond their visual prop- photographs partially covered by glass and placed on the floor, the diptych presents nymphaeae erties; it is about their lasting impression, the reflection they heighten when seen, the experience sensed. appearing mysteriously from the depths of the water. Peering down, as one would in real life, a ‘Elegy’ as an exhibition is an open score, presenting a set of triggers whilst inviting each viewer’s personal temptation lies of making a link between sound and aqueous element - upon second thought, interpretation and impression. however, the impossibility of digital emission settles. As such, one moves through the space till, around the bend, the answer is found; a fountain, jutting black ink fills the space. A hark to the A trained classical cellist of Chinese and British descent, Su-Mei Tse (b. 1973, Luxembourg) weaves a prac- architectural elements that dot the city of Rome, the liquid further drawing in a sense of poetry, tice that spans video, installation, photography and sculpture to mount a meditative, visaural tale empower- of writing, of light yet burdened darkness. ing the language of music as a primary voice. Investigating associations between places, geographies, cul- tures, traditions, Tse’s work elicits a cross-stimulation of the senses, where time and its flow are suspended Surrounding this final element are a range of mirrors, faded by the passing of time and the re- in a gentle state of contemplation. As the exhibition title ‘Elegy’ suggests, Tse’s practice is underpinned by a ality of weathering. It is within these levels of activity, from the captured moment in the photo- strong sense of lyricism and musicality. Brought up by a violinist father and pianist mother, Tse equally grew graphs, the evolving reflections, to the furtive energy of flowing ink, that the viewer encounters up with music at the Luxembourg Conservatory. She maintained this duality when studying visual arts at the the varying notes of ‘Elegy’. It is about the passing of time, which may be a flutter, a slow burn, École Nationale des Beaux-Arts in Paris by accompanying her practice with musical studies. a sequence, or a sequel. And n so experiencing these varying levels the viewer is released to consider what touches them, when, and how fleetingly or lastingly, it traces their everyday lives. As such, a bilingual versatility pervades Tse’s practice. ‘Elegy’ is at once a mysterious visual ballad and a Indeed, each is prompted to write and consider what would be their own ‘elegy’. delicate aesthetic encounter that one unravels, one step at a time. Inspired by, and developed during Tse’s recent residency at the Villa Medici, the viewer encounters photographs, moving images (video), objects, For the realisation of the exhibition, Su-Mei Tse worked in close collaboration with her partner mirrors, references of collected memories that hark back but are not limited to her time in Rome. Each Jean-Lou Majerus. image reflects an emotion: the bust of Adriana - a hymn to past history, traced by the degradation of time whilst bearing delicacy of expression and detail; Gaelle – a friend and writer, a hint of her arm, remembrance of her graceful person, a reference to her feminine sensitivity, a particular moment at a farewell party. 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㾝錓植㜥 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Gewisse Rahmenbedingungen 3 (Villa Farnesina), 2017

2015 - 2017 Video

4 min 27 sec 鋕걽loop

Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] Moon II, 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Sculpture, marble, aluminium, wood, aluminium frame, resin

ꧧ㝕㣐椚瀖ꍐ加ꍐ呥卹埠腒140 x 140 x 3 cm Moon I, 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Sculpture, marble, aluminium, resin

ꧧ㝕㣐椚瀖ꍐ加ꍐ呥卹埠腒140 x 140 x 3 cm Rome (Gaëlle), 2015-2017

Fine art inkjet on hahnemühle mounted on dibond

90ㆁⰊ㨖⹗秶♳㑑㟯䩧⽪ ꍐ㝕匣酤醆 x 62 cm Rome (Athena), 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Fine art inkjet on hahnemühle mounted on dibond

ㆁⰊ㨖⹗秶♳㑑㟯䩧⽪ ꍐ㝕匣酤醆150 x 100 cm Rome (Jules), 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus C-print, photo paper on Dibond C , Dibond 110䒭䩧⽪ x 76 cm湱秶醆酤倴 ꆄ㿂匣 Rome (Pomegranate), 2015 - 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Fine art inkjet on hahnemuehle mounted on dibond, museum glass, wooden gold antique frame

ㆁⰊ㨖⹗秶♳㑑㟯䩧⽪ꍐ㝕匣酤醆 ⽇暟긬梯槴加醢ꆄ蒀〢袙呥53 x 40 cm Rome (Adriana), 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Fine art inkjet on hahnemuehle mounted on dibond Hahnemühle 㑑㟯䩧⽪倴 120 x 82湱秶 cm Rome (Vera), 2017

In collaboration with Jean-Lou Majerus Fine art inkjet on hahnemuehle mounted on dibond Hahnemühle , Dibond 㑑㟯䩧⽪倴 湱秶 醆酤倴 120 xꆄ㿂匣 82 cm Nested, 2017

Limestone, polished mineral balls

瀖抪瀖䬚⯕燳暟椕23 x 39 x 30 cm Faded II, 2017

Diptych, mirror, hanging system

200 ꧱耡殥ꖏ㶩ꊞ㶩x 80 x 0.8 cm each Many Spoken Words, 2009 - 2017

Ink, stone and iron casted fountain center piece

㟯宐瀖걧꘭ꙍ㑑屮110 x 110 x 200 cm Diameter 350 cm (Detail) Many Spoken Words, 2009 - 2017

Installation, ink, stone and iron casted fountain centre piece 110 x 110 x 200 cm - Diameter 350 cm Setouchi Triennal 2016 2016 戦䨩Ⰹ㕜ꥹ谁遯牺

Art Front Gallery, Japan Art Front 08.10.2016 - 06.11.2016殥䐤 傈劥 The abandoned house Su-Mei Tse uses in her work “Moony Tunes” has more than 300 years of history, in- In proximity to Tse’s installation site stands the Takanbou Mountain, which was once a stone quarry for cluding 50 years of desolation since its last occupant. When she first visited the site, Tse felt a sense of sol- building the Oksaka castle. Inspired by the environment’s materiality in highlighting the importance and at- itude in the absent presence of human activities. The artist gives the residual space a dynamic transforma- mosphere of the house itself, onyx, an amulet stone from ancient time in both Western and Eastern cultures, tion by displacing its architectural elements except for its girder, central pillar, and alcove. In this renewed is used to infuse the space with an aura of purification,. environment, she creates a site-specific installation consisting of a large disk-shaped onyx placed on the floor, several igneous rocks hanging from the ceiling, and original sounds. Honjima Island (Marugame city), on the west side of Yoshima where bridge pier of Seto Long-Bridge, was once the political and cultural centre of the Shiaku islands, the homeport of the Shiaku navy. Tse’s work is As for us, it has been a decade since we met at Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale 2006; Tse was one of the installed in one of the 69 traditional houses conserved on the island. The area called Kasajima is where sev- artists participating in a residency based in a village called Kamishinden. There she created a work using eral powerful oligarchies once flourished. sprouting potatoes as subject. In 2012, Tse was once again selected for the Triennale but could not make it due to her pregnancy and delivery. A long-awaited collaboration was finally realised in the 3rd edition of the The installation title “Moony Tunes” is, of course, a made-up phrase consisting of “moon” and “tune” as in Setouchi Triennale in 2016, which demonstrated an approach toward space and environment beyond sheer a melody or the act of adjusting something (perhaps also a humourous reference to the cartoon “Looney imagination. Tunes”). Life on the sea or by the sea literarily means to live with the rhythm of the tides’ ebb and flow, dic- tated by the gravitation of the moon. As part of the installation, the ingenious rocks hanging from the ceiling Regarding her practice, Tse once said that the site of a potential installation was never her choice; rather, a allude to the islands studding the Setouchi inland sea, all of which are influenced by lunar gravitation. place would draw her close dialogically. As viewers, we can experience the totality of the space and conver- sation thus created, as well as its history: the beauty of the natural stone and its layout, and the sound dis- A thematic parallel to her solo exhibition in Tokyo, the work currently on display is photogenic in a way seminating from the centre of the void, are perfectly harmonised with the empty house’s controlled tension. that may be enjoyed virtually on the Internet. We wish to emphasise, however, that the materiality of the site-specific installation has to be experienced fully in its physical capacity. We hope many will have a chance to visit both venues in Honjima Island and Tokyo. 闑稇哆⡲ㅷշ剢䕧陗刼ո⚥涸䑛㾋剣麔♲涰䎃娛〷ꨅ♳♧妃教抠鸑僈涸儗⦫䊺麧❀⼧䎃⛓⛉կⴲ妃嶍駈鑪 㖈酤縨㜥㖑꣡鵛耬用涸5BLBOCPV㿋剎僽欽⟄⥝眠㣐ꢼ㙹涸ꛁ瀖㜥կ⡲昸谀遮㹻涸꫘䠭⢵彂橇㞯涸暟颶 贕闑帿帿䠭「➃騋虡巜䨾忶鷳涸齡珏㷐栬䞔筱կ谀遮㹻糒罜佖鸣鸎⦐傍鄄鼌唲涸瑟꟦㈔栬⥂殆✫㣐垖ծ 䚍㼩倴䕥곏䑛㾋涸孧㕠㽍昸ꅾ銳槈榧荈〢㖈⚥銯俒⻊䌢欽⡲隋魧兪瀖㖈闑涸⡲ㅷ⚥⤑忶鷳衼♧珏帩⻊ ⚥㣛佅叙ㄤ㠗륡瘝⚺銳䒊眠⯋稇կ》罜➿⛓涸僽♧⦐歋㖑♳涸㕩湎朜槈榧ծ㣔蔄䧅㘌衼涸䎘呏抠䧭䀵⟄⿺ 涸⯕橇կ 耪佪穉䧭涸酤縨⡲ㅷկ 䏠衅倴껺䊛銯꬗涸劥䃋⚶륯䋑剎僽㔋㕜嵳鮪⚺銳度〡涸佟屛ㄤ俒⻊⚥䗱闑涸酤縨⡲ㅷ⵱鼆㖧倴䃋♳ 䧮⦛㼩♳♧妃溏鋅闑僽㖈䎃涸馊䖔㧻剣㣐㖑谀遮特殹儗㥟僽♳倝歊勠꽏殆鎙ⷔ涸⿮莄谀遮㹻⛓ ⥂殆荛➚涸啥䨻㾋⛓♧կぜ昸痌䃋涸⼥㚖⤑剎竤⡞衼侷䨩䓽㣐僅渿涸㻑걧㹻偛կ ♧㾝ⴀ♧⟝⟄涮蔠㕼鞝昸⚺넒涸⡲ㅷկ䎃㥟ⱄ妃格鼆⿮莄馊䖔㧻剣♲䎃㾝⡎㔔昸䧃㶲ㄤ荆欴罜劢 腊䥰鼜կ雊➃劍䖉䊺⛉涸ざ⡲갪湡穅倴㖈䎃痦♲㾂戧䨩Ⰺ㕜ꥸ谀遮特♳䖤⟄㻜植㖈瑟꟦ㄤ橇㞯贕 ⡲ㅷշ剢䕧陗刼ո涸薉陼垥겗շ.PPOZ 5VOFTո僽歋չ剢❭պㄤչ锄պ穉䧭涸贠圓瀊铃䖔罏〳鍒⡲刼锄ぜ 椚♳馄⛖秫礨涸䟝⫸կ 鑂䧴锄侮⹛鑂⛲〳腊僽㖈䎕⹛殥禹⴩շ坾♧鸑-PPOFZ 5VOFTո♧랾կ嵳♳ㄤ屠嵳涸欰崞䠑㄂衼➃ 莄惐恭惐鷍涸Ⱏ欰Ⱏ㶸⡲ㅷ⟄䖰㣔蔄䧅㘌涸抠䧭䀵⦶➿馊䖔㧻剣涸ⰻꤶ纈䃋Ⰾ罏涻歋剢❭涸ꅾ⸂⚺ 㖈ⶽ⡲㾵꬗♳闑剎竤铝麔㜥㚖暵㹁谀遮涸鼆㖧⚛ꬋ㥟涸寸㹁湱⿿♧⦐㖑倰涸栬暵孧㕠䒸㼫㥟鹍Ⰶ䱲 㹬կ 鏞ծ㾝Ꟛ㼩鑨կ䧮⦛⡲昸錙罏❠腊넒뀿歋姼䕎䧭涸✽⹛⟄⿺瑟꟦涸娛〷ㄤ㸤侮䚍瀖걧涸㣔搬繠ㄤ㢪㘗鼨 剣䖰贠瑟⚥䗱⫄ⴀ涸耪갉鿪莄䒊眠瑟꟦涸䎕ꟗ䓹⸂⼿锄♧荝կ շ剢䕧陗刼ո莄闑倴匌❩莉遤涸⦐㾝✽湱ㄎ䥰ず垺⯕荝䖤〳⟄⟄贠亻䕎䒭㖈笩♳懳錓կ⡎䧮⦛湱⥌㜥㚖 暵㹁谀遮涸暟颶䚍〫腊诓ⴗ魧넒뀿䩞腊䖤ⵌ湈荝涸涮䳸կ䧮⦛铇䠑䋞劅錙罏腊鋶魧妇颣姻㖈劥䃋ㄤ匌❩ 莉遤涸Ⰾ⦐㾝錓կ Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 No. 144 Moony Tunes, 2016 Su-Mei Tse: The Breath of Life By Daisuke Murata

*This essay was published in ArtAsiaPacific January 2017

Su-Mei Tse’s exhibition “Moony Tunes,” held at the Art Front Gallery in Tokyo’s Daikanyama district, featured the series “Moons,” realized in collaboration with her partner Jean-Lou Majerus, and “Nested” (both works 2016). “Moons” consists of five round slabs of marble, each partially coated with bright red resin. The organic patterns in the marble are reminiscent of the moon’s surface, while the contrasting bands of red, different in width in each piece, allude to the waxing and waning of the moon and the ocean tides caused by the satellite’s gravitational pull on Earth. The contrast culminated with one entire wall of the gallery painted bright red, halting an otherwise seamless visual experience. All of these elements merged in a consummate balance of static and dynamic energies in the space.

The same sense of dynamism was present in the adjacent space that displayed “Nested,” a series of small limestone sculptures containing colorful mineral balls in cave-like hollows. The sculptures, which Tse refers to as “scholar stones” in reference to a classical aesthetic concept that originated in China, were placed meticulously in the gallery for a cheerful, rhythmic effect. In setting up “Nested” at the gallery, Tse playfully placed mineral balls of various sizes into “caves” on the stones, improvising their arrangement to reflect the positioning of planets in our universe. Moving around the room, viewers—like Chinese scholars of the past—realize Tse’s sculptures are idealized geological forms that epitomize natural beauty and allude to the order of the cosmos. With “Moons” and “Nested,” Tse successfully delineates the flow of time and depth of space as rhythms, melodies and tempos within the macrocosm.

Owing to Tse’s ethnic background and education—she is a classical musician of Chinese and British descent—many critics describe Tse according to the clichéd East-West dichotomy, or challenge her visual art based on her musical pursuits. However, what better defines her creative practice is her capacity to spin dialogues from the transient, fragile moments and phenomena we encounter every day. Tse believes in the importance of “free breath” for genuine artistic expression. This has long been her signature: in the video L’echo (2003), Tse plays a cello in an open field; her instrument’s melody reverberates from a mountainside, as if the artist and mountain breathe the same air to act in concert. Her creativity is realized as she combines her own bines her own breath with that of natural or living entities—most of which tend to be forgotten or overlooked in modern-day life. In other words, the artist becomes one with an object in the act of creation. It was therefore unsurprising to learn that Tse has been much inspired by Junichiro Tanizaki’s 1933 essay “In Praise of Shadows,” which explores the depth and beauty of light and shadow, and by aesthetics found in delicate natural phenomena such as light filtering through trees, or even the Japanese concept of mono no aware (“sensitivity to things”)—all of which envision nuanced fragments of matter and phenomena as things that should be treasured in one’s mind and assimilated into daily life. Tse’s artistic expressions embrace and embody all of these aesthetic concepts.

Western modernist art discourse has dominated the field of art criticism to date. Relying on the notion that artwork results from an artist’s creative process and manipulation of materials, this Western perspective encapsulates a paradigm in which mediums and materials are subservient to artists. Tse’s artistic practice, however, is rooted in her numerous dialogues with the world around her; by fusing herself into that world, new forms come into being. Grounded in her sensitivity toward the inner essences of the outer world, Tse generates silent “echoes” through her work. These echoes are not only unconventional art forms, but also queries about creation, human behavior and nature. This exhibition, in one of Tokyo’s most trendsetting, metropolitan areas, indeed suggested a way to navigate difficult times, which was fitting feedback as we witness the destructive limits of modernism, science and technology. Installation View

㾝錓植㜥 Past works

麔䖃⡲ㅷ Pays de neige (Snow Country)

շꨓ㕜ո Pays de neige (Snow Country)

շꨓ㕜ո2015

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A walk to clear your mind as a moment of suspension, the undefined space similar to that of a respiration before every beginning: as the time in which a canvas is being prepared before paint is applied, or the time in which a blank sheet awaits writing, or when a thought is about to be put into language. In this video, Su-Mei Tse’s sweeping emphasises the magical moment in which we are preparing to act, to be carried away by our desires, to walk into the snow - a suspension open to various readings of the world.

♧㜥恟姿㼞贠瑟鱲⻊昸儗꟦⨢갾涸晙ⵠ齡搁ꣳ涸瑟꟦染㥵♧⦐Ꟛ㨤⛓⵸涸♧〡孴կ⫸♴瘗⵸♧澕꟦涸殥秶⫸ꬅ䖉瘗ꍵ涸涯갤 䧴⻊䧭俒㶶⛓⵸㼿ꄖꅥ⚥涸䧅䙁կ㖈闑稇哆涸鸎⦐ꏖ⫸⡲ㅷ酭䩧䰾♧莉姻姻䓽锄♧⦐➃襴⹳䖉涮⵸齡牟㣼涸갧ⵠ⿡䫏鹍荈魧... 涸䣥劅⿡饥麔琎ꨓ Studio 8 (Rome) 8 շ䊨⡲㹔 繏꼛ո Studio 8 (Rome) #1 8 #1 շ䊨⡲㹔2015 繏꼛 ո

Inkjet printed on archival paper mounted on Dibond

120㑑㟯尣⽪ꚩ䅺㖈ꍐ醲ざ匣 x 96 cm

Studio 8 (Rome) #1 and Studio 8 (Rome) #2 are two of a small series where Su-Mei Tse manifests a contemplation of time passed and past into two inkjet print photographs. The image of Studio 8 (Rome) #1 is a photograph of the reflective surface atop Faded, a series of sculptures that are manipulated mirrors realized by the artist in 2014-15. The reflection captured in this work is of Tse’s atelier during her residency at the Villa Medici in Rome, which was also the atelier of Jean-August- Dominique Ingres during the early 19th century. By photographing this atelier through a faded and mirrored surface, Tse emphasizes and explores the meaning of temporal space that is evanescent, absent, and capable of bearing possible residual aura.

8 #1 8 #2 շ䊨⡲㹔繏꼛 ոㄤշ 䊨 ⡲8 㹔 繏꼛#1 ո昸ず♧禹⴩⛓✳Ⰾ䌴㑑㟯尣⽪湱晙㾝ⴀ闑稇2014- 15哆鷅䥊麔⿡涸㦪䙼կշ䊨⡲㹔繏꼛 ո䨾 伡 昸 縨 倴 闑 涸 ⸈ 䊨 ꖏ 㶩 ꧧ 㝕 ⡲ ㅷշ 釾 蒀 ո ⛓♳涸⿿㼘꬗䯲䯝✫㥟㖈繏꼛⿮莄繠痦㣼ⴽ㞱꽏殆鎙ⷔ劍꟦涸䊨⡲㹔䜄䊫❠剎僽Jean-August-Dominique Ingres 19 ♧雊٥㤸〢倛暵٥㢴碛㽲⯘٥㸝呔晋 倴 ⚆私涸殥㹔կ诓衼 ⦐釾蒀涸ꖏ꬗⿡伡䕧鑪䊨⡲㹔闑䕥곏ㄤ䱲程♧⦐瀊冾ծ緃䌏罜腊㣀䪬鯺厤珏婪긄涸儗瑟 胜䖔涸㺱䠑կ Studio 8 (Rome) #2, 2015 8 #2 2015 շ䊨⡲㹔繏꼛 ո Inkjet printed on archival paper mounted on Dibond

㑑㟯尣⽪ꚩ䅺㖈ꍐ醲ざ匣120 x 96 cm Velvet Green

շ笂窑ո Velvet Green, 2014 2014 շ笂窑ո Natural moss, wood, mixed media

㣔搬蕊貐加幊ざ㯮넒700 x 400 cm Light

շ⯕ո Light 2014 շ⯕ո

HD video

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On the first of the château, “Green Velvet”, a landscape of foam composed of a natural bright green vegetable bed contrasts with the austere gray walls echoing the delicate velvet, a reminder to some auspicious times of the past. The installation seems to grow together with the actual ground like a carpet and flows as a painting to end up into a damask pattern at the edge of the model like landscape.

In dialogue, a candle flame watches over the room and invites a gentle contemplation. The video projection “Light” include the infinity of time and the power of life facing our own finitude.

㖈㙹㜃涸痦♧㾵绻笂稣芴涸㣔搬兞錙⡲ㅷշ笂窑ո莄㙹㜃蛄㓃涸抪蒀 넞晘圓䧭늫僈㼩嫱⡃㖈䥊鶣♧⦐剎䎘犵岲涸莌儗➿կ嬝㶩菚涸⡲ㅷ 䕱䖁莄㣔搬㖑淼Ⱏず欰Ꟁ搬䖔⫸괏兞殥菚䒁⠽䧭㙹㜃㢪晘鼸箔涸ꐘ 箋垺䒭կ

ず儗撑❭衼䨻꟦涸斦⯕䒸涮䎂箣涸Ⰺ溁կ㖈ꏖ⫸⡲ㅷշ⯕ո儗꟦涸搁 ꣳㄤ欰ㄐ涸⸂ꆀ湬鋕➃涸剣ꣳկ Wood Songs

շ啿卌涸姐ո

Wood Songs

շ啿卌涸姐ո 2011

9 tree trunks, motorized system, vegetal elements, sound system

⛰喏埠䎍ꨵ⹛禹窠嗃暟⯋稇갉갠禹窠 A sound installation offers a meditative walk through a kind of forest still life. Suspended moments in time during which it is possible to hear the almost inaudible music of a stylus in the groove at the start of a vinyl disc played by the life rings of the trees.

耪갉酤縨շ啿卌涸姐ո雊錙罏ⱪ䟝恟姿倴♧禹⴩啿卌ꬅ暟殥⛓⚥կ儗꟦ⳕ穡㖈♧晙䙼筱帩 瑟小嫄♴⢵倰䩞ꦠ蕯聂ⵌ歋埠加䎃鰶涸鄬秙㖈㈖湎♳⫄⢵涸갉坾 Floating Memories

շ怓嵥涸鎹䥊ո Floating Memories

շ怓嵥涸鎹䥊ո 2009

High definition, video projection

12넞鍒區䏞ꏖ⫸䫏䕧 min loop

In the nostalgic dreamy video Floating Memories, an old vinyl record, slightly twisted, is slowly spinning. We are caught by this incessantly repeating wave motion and lulled by its delicate sound. Both metaphoric and poetic, the image is a reminiscence, that of a childhood memory, like a distant mirage. A meditative work, Floating Memories invites us to contemplate time, frozen and slowed down. The cracking sound of the diamond on the vinyl spinning, undulating endlessly brings back to consciousness some blurred memories of the past.

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շꟚ佞鎙ⴔո Open Score 2007

HD Video Electric bulbs, foam structurel 7 min 43 sec

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As a visual artist and musician, the artist uses contrast and hybridity as sources of inspiration and reflection in her work. Her projects combine film, photography, music and dance in a logic that is above all concerned with emotion. For Open Score, Su-Mei Tse returns to subjects such as autism and a certain search of introspection, already treated in Chambre Sourde (2003-2010) and Le Musicien Autiste (1999-2003).

‘Here the Introspection is translated in the form of an invented hybrid game, half-way between squash and tennis, in which we follow a single player confronting a blank space, a ‘white box”. She is simply guided by the appearing colored lines on the walls, without following any specific rules, a visual composition for an improvised choreography. With the strong whiteness and the reverberating sound of the ball’s impacts on the walls, I try to accentuate the idea of the void and of the confrontation with a space symbolizing the mental space.

Suggesting absence, solitude, and confrontation with one’s own ‘I’, or the ‘blank page’ that lies at the beginning of every new creation, the form and the content takes shape in the course of the game.’ շꟚ佞鎙ⴔո2007

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շ垥彋鋕䎂箁ո Standard Eye Level, 2006 2006 շ垥彋鋕䎂箁ո Metal supports, fabric, fluorescent lettering and line

ꆄ㿂佅卹䋒輵⯕㶶넒⿺箁哬 Standard Eye Level, 2006 2006 շ垥彋鋕䎂箁ո Metal supports, fabric, fluorescent lettering and line

ꆄ㿂佅卹䋒輵⯕㶶넒⿺箁哬 Dong Xi Nan Bei (E, W, S, N)

շ匌銯⽂⻌ո

Dong Xi Nan Bei (E, W, S, N), 2006 2006 շ匌銯⽂⻌ո  4 Chinese turquoise neon characters’ neons, transformers , 笂匠ꩩ赙教60 x 60 cm隶㠹㐼 each The Yellow Mountain

շ랓㿋ո The Yellow Mountain, 2004 2004 շ랓㿋ո Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] Vertical video projection, colour, sound

簳ぢꏖ⫸䫏䕧䕙蒀耪갉3 min 30 sec loop Chambre sourde

շ搁갉㹔ո Chambre sourde

շ搁갉㹔ո 2003

Electric bulbs, structural foam ꨵ教岙岙屁㝕俱穡圓

Chambre sourde (2003) Anechoic Room was initially conceived for one of the spaces in the Luxembourg Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2003.

Straightaway, this installation made out of cuneiform and absorbing yellow elements of foam, invites us to a change of sound in a radically different physical environment. Like suspension points or a parenthesis, this space offers the visitor, cut off from the outside world, a moment of silence and introspection.

Before talking about sound or music, Su-Mei Tse immerses us into silence.

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շ㔐耪ո L’ Écho, 2003 2003 շ㔐耪ո Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] Video

4 min 55 sec ꏖ⫸loop Les Balayeurs du Désert

շ尪恉幡麤㣗ո Les Balayeurs du Désert, 2003 2003 շ尪恉幡麤㣗ո Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] Video

5 min 30 sec ꏖ⫸loop Das wohltemperierte Klavier (Well-tempered Clavier)

շ⼧✳䎂㖲䖒ꏈ楩刼꧋ո Reinterpreting the title of Johann Sebastian Bach’s famous composition, The Well- Das wohltemperierte Klavier tempered Clavier is a sequence of 4 photographs referring to the video of the same title that Su-Mei Tse realized in 2001. The piece shows hands playing the piano with (Well-tempered Clavier) splinted fingers. As in other works, the artist here highlights the process instead of the result: a harmful path (mentally and physically) to acquire the mastery of a perfect sound. (Sophie Kaplan, CRAC Alsace 2008)

շ⼧✳䎂㖲䖒ꏈ楩刼꧋ո Johann Sebastian Bach ㅷꅾ倝鍒隡秉缦٥㝱䊼倛裥㸝٥䊼饟2001 ぜ⡲涸⚺겗㔋䌴湱⡲ 2001 晙䭷ぢ闑稇哆倴 䎃醢⡲涸ずぜꏖ⫸⡲ㅷ鵛伡♧꧱竀籚䌞涸䩛䔞㤉衼ꏈ楩կ谀 遮㹻顐䗢Ⱖⶽ⡲䧅䙁䓽锄麔玐罜ꬋ䧭卓♧珏昸宠㖈갉坾걅㚖麧荛㸤繠䱍䳣涸剣Sophie Kaplan CRAC Alsace 2008 㹲騟䖜礵牟ㄤ聘넒♳կ   Watch video [PW: EMGSM123] Video projection, colour, sound

5ꏖ⫸䫏䕧䕙蒀耪갉 min SUMY SUMY, 2001

Headband, velvet, shells, resin and lettering

걧䌞窣窑頺媻埠腒ⵠ㶶Dimensions variable

㽯㼄♶㹁 BIOGRAPHY

Su-Mei Tse

2015 Born 1973 in Luxembourg. Lives and works in Luxembourg and Berlin. one thousand and one dreams behind us …, Peter Blum Gallery, New York Education 2014 Faded and the space between, Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland 1996 Ecole Nationale Superieure des Arts Appliques Gewisse Rahmenbedingungen, Frieze Art Fair, Peter Blum Gallery, New York 2000 Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts … et a l’horizon il y avait l’orage, CAC-Chateau des Adhemar, Montelimar, France

2012 Residencies The Source, Project One, Eslite bookstore, Hong Kong 2014-15 Académie de France à Rome, Villa Médicis, Rome, Italy 2011 2008 The Fabric Workshop Museum, Philadelphia, USA Distant Voices, Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland MIT List Visual Arts Center and MIT Media Lab, Cambridge, MA, USA Lapses of Time, AD Gallery, Athens, Greece 2007 The Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, USA Vertigen de la Vida, Fundacio Joan Miro, Barcelona, Spain Acadia Summer Art Program, Bar Harbor, USA 2005 Acadia Summer Art Program, Bar Harbor, USA 2010 Stille Disco Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan New Sense Of Order, Su-Mei Tse & Yves Netzhammer, Beaumontpublic, Luxembour Awards 2009 2009 Prix International d’Art Contemporain, Fondation Prince Pierre, Monaco Words and Memories, Peter Blum Gallery Chelsea, New York, USA 2006 SR-Medienkunstpreis, Saarlandischer Rundfunk, Saarbrucken, Germany VARIATIONEN, Galerie Serge Le Borgne, Paris, France International Studio and Curatorial Program (ISCP), New York, US Solo exhibition, Prix International d’Art Contemporain Foundation Prince Pierre, Monaco 2005 Edward Steichen Award, Grant and Art Residency, New York Floating Memories, Isabella Sewart Gardner Museum, Boston, USA 2003 Golden Lion for Best National Participation, 50. Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte, Biennale di Solo exhibition at Art Tower Mito, Mito, Japan Venezia, Venice 2001 Prix d’Art Robert Schuman, interrégional price SaarLorLux 2008 Some Magical Clangs, Su-Mei Tse & Virginie Yassef, CRAC Alsace, France East Wind, solo exhibition at Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, USA Solo Exhibitions 1000 words for snow, solo exhibition Beaumontpublic, Luxembourg Bird Cage, Su-Mei Tse & Jean-Lou Majerus, Public Art Project, Luxembourg 2019 Nested, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taipei, Taiwan 2007 DUOLOGUE, Lee Mingwei & Su-Mei Tse, 2 Solo Exhibitions at MOCA, Taipei, Taiwan 2018 Media Test Wall: Su-Mei Tse, MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, MA, USA Nested, Yuz Museum Shanghai, China Su-Mei Tse, Alpha Delta Gallery, Athens, Greece Waterloo Billboard Commission, Hayward Gallery, Southbank Centre, London, UK Su-Mei Tse: L’Echo, Portland Museum of Art, Portland, USA 2006 Nested, Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau, Switzerland Su-Mei Tse, solo show, Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium Between eggs, stones and floating balls, Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland

2017 Elegy, Edouard Malingue Gallery, Hong Kong Nested, Mudam Luxembourg, Luxembourg Proposition de detour, Peter Blum Gallery Chelsea, New York, USA 2015 The ICH Manifestation, Noctour by Contour Video Festival, Mechelen, Belgium 30 Years, Artists of the Gallery, Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, New York, NY Steichen! Making Meaning of a Legacy, Palais des Beaux-Arts, Bruxelles Albion Gallery, London, United Kingdom Personal Notes for a Public Poem, curated by Sofia Eliza Bouratsis, YBDD, Berlin … … , Casion, Forum d’Art Contemporain, Luxembourg About Trees, Zentrum Paul Klee, Bern, Switzerland Conversation Piece, Fondazione Memmo, Roma, Italy 2005 Taking Time, Théatre des Expositions #6, Villa Medicis, Académie de France à Rome, Italy Su-Mei Tse: Video works, Franklin Artworks, Minneapolis, USA The ICH-Manifestation, The Renaissance Society, Chicago, USA 2014 Su-Mei Tse SOLO, Museet for Samtidskunst, Roskilde, Denmark Days of Endless Time, Hirschorn Museum, Washington, DC Visions and Beyond, The 2nd Shenzhen Independent Animation Biennale, Shenzhen, China 2004 Mythos Wald? Historische und zeitgenössische Interpretationen zum Thema Wald und Bäume, Neu Galerie Recent Works, Peter Blum Gallery, New York, USA im Haus Beda, Bitburg, Germany Tim Van Laere Gallery, Anvers, Belgique Bloom, Eslite Gallery 25th Anniversary Exhibition, Taipei, Taiwan The First of Maderna Su-Mei Tse, Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Sweden Guess What ? Hardcore Contemporary Art’s Truly a World Treasure : Selected Works from YAGEO Founda- JETZT, Alpha Delta Gallery, Athens, Greece tion Collection, The National Museum of , Tokyo, Japan A corps perdu, Mouans-Sartoux, France 2003 Les Rencontres Internationales, Haus der Kulturen der Welt, Berlin, Germany Air conditioned, Esposizione Internazionale d’Arte, Biennale di Venezia (Luxemburg pavilion), Italy Fruits de la Passion, La Collection du Centre Pompidou, Japan Days of Endless Time curated by Kelly Gordon, Hirschhorn Museum and Sculpure Garden, Washington, USA 2001 Les Rencontres Internationales, Gaîté Lyrique et Palais de Tokyo, Paris, France E:R] conditionné, Galerie Premier Regard, Paris, France NY-LUX. Edward Steichen Award 2004-2014, Mudam Luxembourg < Days of Endless Time, Hirschorn Museum, Washington, DC 2000 Rien a voir, video projection, Instants Chavires, Montreuil, France 2013 exposition des œuvres de la donation Daniel et Florence Guerlain, Musée Centre Pompidou, Paris, France St. Moritz Art Masters, St. Moritz, Switzerland Group Exhibitions Little Water, Dojima River Biennale, Osaka, Japan Rhythm in it. Vom Rhythmus in der Gegenwartskunst, Kunsthaus, Aarau, Switzerland 2018 The Distaff Side, Collection Melva Bucksbaum & Raymond Learsy, The Granary, Connecticut, USA 21st Biennale of Sydney, Various locations, Sydney Still Waters Run Deep, Kaohsiung Museum of Fine Arts, Taiwan 2012 10 Years in Zuoz , Galerie Tschudi, Zuoz, Switzerland 2017 Ateliers Luxembourg, The Venice Biennale Projects 1988-2011, MUDAM, Luxembourg Listen Hear: The Art of Sound, Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, Boston, USA John Cage, KUAD Gallery, Istanbul, Turkey A House Full of Music. Strategien in Musik und Kunst, Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt, Germany 2016 4 Films : Adrian Paci, Luisa Rabbia, SUPERFLEX, Su-Mei Tse, Peter Blum Gallery, New York, USA Moony Tunes II, Art Front Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Neon who’s afraid of red yellow and blue? Maison rouge, Paris, France Moony Tunes, Setouchi Triennale 2016, Honjima Island, Kagawa Prefecture, Japan Not Early Not Late, Pace Gallery Beijing, Republic of China Boom Bang III, NN, a contemporary art, Northampton, UK People Like US, USNW, touring Exhibition 2016-2019, Australia Gigantesque! - Experience Pommery #13, Domaine Pommery 5, France Setouchi Triennale 2016, 12 islands of the Seto Inland Sea + 2 ports (Takamatsu & Uno), Kagawa Prefecture, Japan 2011 2007 ANICROCHES, Variations, choral et fugue, curated by Fabienne Fulchéri, Espace Louis Vuitton, Paris, France ReMap KM, parallel project to the 1rst Athens Biennale, Athens, Greece Brick + Mortar International Video Festival, curated by Christopher Cox, MA, USA Kunstpreis Robert Schumann – Best Of, Trier, Germany Incongru. Quand l’art fait rire, Musée cantonal des Beaux-Arts, Lausanne, Switzerland Lieux Communs, Instants Chavirés, Montreuil (Paris), France Thirty Years Peter Blum Edition, Peter Blum Gallery Soho, New York Merveilleux, Château de Malbrouk, Manderen, France Pour une République des Rêves, curated by Gilles A. Tiberghien, CRAC Alsace, France Une Collection Pour Une Région, Chemins de Traversés GR FRAC Lorraine: 550 km Silent Echo, Collection I & II, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, Japan Musée de la Lutherie et de L’Archèterie Française, Mircourt, France Walking Through …, MUDAM Collection, MUDAM, Luxembourg A L’Horizon de Shangri-La, FRAC Lorraine, Metz, France HELP ! exposition au profit des victimes du Séisme au Japon, Galerie Premier Regard, Paris, France SAMLING´07, Museet for Samtidskunst, Roskilde, Danemark Quiet Attentions : Departure From Women, Art Tower Mito, Mito, Japan Body as Spectacle, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Rijeka, Croatia Echoes, Centre Culturel Suisse Paris, France in midair_soundworks, Hong Kong, China Listening Awry, Christian Marclay, Santiago Sierra, Kimsooja, Su-Mei Tse 2010 curated by Jim Drobnick, McMaster Museum of Art Ontario, Canada The Yvonne Rainer Project, screening program, BFI Southbank, United Kingdom The Record, curated by Trevor Schoonmaker, Nasher Museum of Art Duke University, Durham USA 2006 Lebenszeichen, curated by Peter Fischer & Brigitt Buergi, Kunstmuseum Luzern, Switzerland Recent Acquisitions in Contemporary Art, Israel Museum, Jerusalem BRAVE NEW WORLD, From the perspective of Mudam Collection, Mudam, Luxembourg Dans les Alpes-Panorama, Kunsthaus Zürich, Switzerland CUE: Artists’ Videos, Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, Canada Tell me/ Raconte-moi, Casino, Forum d’Art Contemporain, Luxembourg Women of Europe, Saint Tropez, France 2009 Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennal 2006, Japan ARTLV_09 - The Tel Aviv Bienial, Tel Aviv, Israel Far and Near: Nature in Contemporary Art, Kunstmuseum Bonn, Germany 2005 Tenants, AD Gallery – Remap2, Keramikos, Athens GR i-Dentity_An exhibition celebrating 25 years of i-D magazine, London, UK Contemporary Art Collection Art Unlimited, Art 36 Basel, Switzerland Contemporary Art Collection, The Cleveland Museum of Art, USA Tell me/ Raconte-moi, Musée national des Beaux-Arts, Québec, Canada Reflection: The World Through Art, Dojima River Biennale, Osaka, Japan Variations Xanadu, MOCA, Taipei, Taiwan Tenants at ReMap2, parallel project to the 2nd Athens Biennial, Athens, Greece Dis_appearance, Fri-Art, Kunsthalle Freiburg, Fribourg, Suisse Invasion of Sound, Zacheta , Warsaw, Poland AURAL CULTURES, Walter Philips Gallery, Banff, Alberta, Canada Biennale Cuvée, World Selection of Contemporary Art, OK, Linz, Austria Radiodays, Foundation De Appel, Amsterdam, Pays-Bas Nouvelles Vagues, collections du Musée National d’Art Moderne Centre Georges Pompidou, Shanghai, Can- 2008 ton, Beijing, Chine Images in the night, pour le 10e anniversaire Le Fresnoy, Grand Palais, Paris Irreducible, CCA Wattis Institute for Contemporary Arts, San Fransisco, USA Time Square, Beaumontpublic, Luxembourg WONDER, Singapore Biennale 2008, curated by Fumio Nanjo, Singapore 2004 L’Art en Europe, Pommery Expérience #5, Domaine Pommery, Reims, France 18e Rencontres Parallèles, Festival, Centre d’Art Contemporain de Basse-Normandie, France 26e Biennale de São Paulo, São Paolo, Brésil Bunker Museum of Contemporary Art – 18 Solo Exhibitions, Kinmen, Taiwan InVisible Silence, David Winton Bell Gallery, Brown University, Providence, USA Fiction Love, Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei, Taiwan 2011 Emotion 1, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Francfort, Allemagne Edward Steichen Award, Luxembourg : Su-Mei Tse, Etienne Boulanger, Bertille Bak, Maria Loboda, publié par Edward Steichen Award Luxembourg asbl, novembre 2011 2003 Quiet Attentions : Departure from Women, publié par Art Tower Mito, Japon, 2011 Montagna arte scienza mito, Contemporary and Modern Art Museum of Trento and Rovereto, Italy Affinités sélectives - Wahlverwandtschafen, Metz, France 2010 Stille Disco edited by Eslite Gallery, Taipei, Taiwan Réalités_Collections sans frontières II, Galerie Zacheta, Warsaw, Poland Volume, What you see is what you hear, A Contemporary Art Journal about Sound, N° 1, June-November Scale 1:1, beaumontpublic + koenigbloc, Luxembourg 2010, Su-Mei Tse, Echo romantique, Magali Lesauvage, page 68-75 Mursollaici, Centre Culturel Suisse, Paris, France The Record, Contemporary Art and Vinyl, Edited by Trevor Schoonmaker, Nasher Museum of Art Duke Uni- versity, Durham USA SU-MEI TSE, NOTES, Special Edition, published by Peter Blum Edition, New York Publications Kunstbulletin, Emil Sennewald, 1-2/2010, page 14-21

2015 2009 Conversation Piece Part 1, edited by Fondazione Memmo, ArteContemporanea, Roma, Italy SU-MEI TSE, NOTES, published by Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum & Charta (ISBN 978-88-8158-766-7) THE COLLECTION, 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa (ISBN 978-4-907490-06-5) Brigitte Ollier, Les sept sons du silence, Libération Supplément, 31 oct/01 nov 09, p.16 Yasmine Youssi, La petite musique de Su-Mei Tse, La Tribune, 24 octobre 2009 2014 Marie-Anne Lorgé, Douleur exquise, Le Jeudi, 22 octobre 2009, p. 33 Guess What ? Hardcore Contemporary Art’s Truly a World Treasure : Selected Works from YAGEO Founda- Catherine Francblin, Su-Mei Tse écho d’un rêve éveillé, art press n° 360, octobre 2009, p. 60-64 tion Collection, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, Japan Nuit Banai, Su-Mei Tse Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum, ARTFORUM, october 2009, p. 243 Fruits de la Passion, La Collection du Centre Pompidou, Hyogo Prefectural Museum of Art, Japan Biennale Cuvée 2009, World Selection of Contemporary Art, OK Books, exhibition catalogue, p.21 NY-LUX Edward Steichen Award 2004-2014, publié par Mudam Luxembourg & Edward Steichen Award SU-MEI TSE, published by Contemporary Art Center, Art Tower Mito, Japan Luxembourg a.s.b.l., février 2014 ART iT No.22 Winter / Spring 2009, Faces 22, Tse Su-Mei Between West and East by Yanashita Tomoko, p. 16/17 2013 donation Daniel et Florence Guerlain, dessins contemporains, éd. Centre Pompidou, Paris, 2013 [ISBN 978- 2008 2-84426-625-5] Catherine Francblin, Su-Mei Tse & Virginie Yassef, CRAC Alsace, art press n° 350, novembre 2008, p. 100 Rhythm in it, Vom Rhythmus in der Gegenwartskunst, On Rhythm in Contemporary Art, published by Mad- Singapore Biennale 2008 Wonder, exhibition catalogue, National Arts Council Singapore, ISBN 978-981-08- eleine Schuppli & Aargauer Kunsthaus, Aarau, Switzerland 1684-1 Magazine Air France, février 2013, Maintenant j’entends les oiseaux, Muriel Teodori, page 84-87 2006, publised, edited and designed by Charwei Tsai Some Magical Clangs, Su-Mei Tse & Virginie Yassef, Exposition CRAC Alsace, 04.06. – 14.09.08, journal 2012 d’exposition Neon, Le néon dans l’art des années 1940 à nos jours, published by La Maison Rouge, 2012 L’Art Contemporain en Europe, Expérience Pommery #5, BeauxArts éditions (ISBN 978-2-84278-631-1) A House Full of Music. Strategien in Musik und Kunst, Edited by Ralf Beil, Peter Kraut, Mathildenhöhe, Darm- stadt, Hatje Cantz, 2012, ISBN 978-3-7757-3318-2 2007 Kunstbulletin Gisela Kuoni, Su-Mei Tse, ‹Distant Voices›, 3/2012 page 82-83 DUOLOGUE : Lee Mingwei & Tse Su-Mei, Monographies, first published in November 2007 by Contemporary Art Foundation/Museum of Contemporary Art, Taipei (ISBN 978-986-83211-3-7) Merveilleux ! D’après Nature, Exhibition Catalogue for Château de Malbrouck, Manderen, edited by Fage 2003 éditions (ISBN 978-2-84975-118-3) Dreams and conflicts. The dictatorship of the viewer. Éd.Marsilio, Florence. Catalogue d’exposition de la 50e Exposition internationale d’art, Biennale de Venise, Venise, 2003 2006 Su-Mei Tse « air conditioned ». Éd. Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, Luxembourg. Publication dans le Kunsthaus Zürich In den Alpen Exhibition Catalogue (ISBN 3-906574-35-0) cadre de la 50e Exposition internationale d’art, Biennale de Venise, Venise (pavillon du Luxembourg), 2003 Wei, Lilly. “Su-Mei Tse,” ARTnews, December 2006. Réalités_Collections sans frontières II. Catalogue d’exposition. Galerie Zacheta, Varsovie, 2003 LeMieux-Rutbal, Bruno. “Su-Mei Tse,” Lapiz, no. 227, November 2006. Niru Ratnam It’s oh so quiet, Éd. I-D Magazine, The Studio Issue, septembre 2003, n° 241, p.200 Gopnik, Blake, ‘Breathing Room Amid Chelsea’s Mega-Galleries’, The Washington Post, October 17th, 2006 Stringfield, Anne, ‘Goings On About Town’, The New Yorker, October 16th, 2006 Morton, Julia, ‘Walk the Line’, New York Press, October 18th, 2006 Collections Koplos, Janet, ‘Su-Mei Tse at Franklin Art Works’, Art in America, October 2006 Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennal 2006, Japan of Fine Arts, Taichung, Taiwan “I-Dentity”, published on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of i-D Magazine, London 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, Japan Lovely Daze issue n°3, When I am alone, everything is so surreal, fall Coppel Colleciton, Mexico Su-Mei Tse. Monographie. edited by Casino, Forum d’art contemporain & The Renaissance Society at the CNAP – Centre National d’Art Contemporain, Paris, France University of Chicago, 2006 (ISBN 2-919893-61-0) Centre, Pompidou – Musee National d’Art Moderne, Paris, France Lovely Daze issue n°2, Take A Stroll, spring 2006, publised, edited and designed by Charwei Tsai FRAC – Lorraine, Metz, France Bunker Museum of Contemporary Art Kinmen, Island. Catalogue de l’exposition Bunker Museum of Con- MART – Museo d’Arte Moderna e Contemporanea di Trento e Rovereto, Rovereto, Italy temporary Art - 18 Solo Exhibitions, Kinmen, Taiwan, 2004. Edited by Charta, 2006 (ISBN 88-8158-598-7) Moderna Museet, Stockholm, Schweden MUDAM - Musée d’Art Moderne Grand-Duc Jean, Luxemburg 2005 MHVL - Musée d’Histoire de la Ville de Luxembourg, Luxembourg raconte-moi / tell me, Exhibition Catalogue edited by Musée National des Beaux-Arts du Quebec et Casino Museet for Samtidskunst, Museum for Contemporary Art, Roskilde, Denmark Luxembourg - Forum d’art contemporain, Luxembourg New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, NY, USA Variation Xanadu Exhibition Catalogue edited by MoCA, Taipei (ISBN 986-81341-1-0) NMNM - Nouveau Musée National de Monaco, Monaco Chris Chang FilmComment. “The Hills Are Alive” Éd. The Film Society of Lincoln Center, mars/avril 2005, The Cleveland Museum of Art, Cleveland, Ohio, USA vol.41/n°2, p. 16 The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, Israel Art Unlimited. Art 36 Basel, 2005 UBS Art Collection, UBS (Luxembourg) S.A., Luxembourg Jos Van den Bergh Su-Mei Tse Tim Van Laere Gallery. Éd. Artforum International, février 2005, p. 185 YAGEO Foundation, Taipei, Taiwan Aural Cultures. Catalogue d’exposition. Éd. Jim Drobnick. YYZBooks, Toronto, 2005 Yeh Rong Jai Culture & Art Foundation, Taiwan Irreducible. Catalogue d’exposition. Contemporary Short Form Video 1995-2005, CCA Wattis Institute, San Fransisco

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2011 闑稇哆 Tschudi չ麵黆耪갉պ AD 殥䐤⡠蘗榰㡦 1973 չ儗꟦䲀獴պ  殥䐤꧈Ⱙ䋞茢 欰倴湕啿㜃㖈䗞㕜厣卌ㄤ湕啿㜃Ⰾ㖑㾀⡞ㄤ䊨⡲ չ欰ㄐ涸溽円պ 碛繏㛇ꆄ剚繠遮긬䊼㝱ꥑ秜銯棴暅 2010 DISCO 㷸娛 չ搁耪New Sense պ铇ㅷ殥䐤〵⻌〵抓of Order Beaumontpublic 1996 չ պ 闑稇哆⟻㣗Ⰺ蘀ㆁ랾 湕啿㜃 2000 岁㕜㕜用䊼랫넞瘝酤귆谀遮㷸ꤎ 2009  岁㕜㕜用䊼랫넞瘝谀遮㷸ꤎ殖噟 չ鑨铃莄鎹䥊պ䕹䖤˙䋒뉓㨖殥䐤秢秉繠㕜VARIATIONEN չ պ榲し˙厣䛸殥䐤䊼랫岁㕜Prix International d’Art Contemporain Foundation Prince Pierre Monaco 谀遮㹻꽏殆갪湡 չ闑稇哆⦐㾝պ   2014-15 չ怓嵥涸鎹䥊պ⟻蛎頺䬘㎗秜谀遮⽇暟긬岚㡦갾繠㕜 2008 繏꼛岁貼銯㷸ꤎ 哆鶓㣼蛄㕧 繏꼛 䠑㣐ⵄ չ闑稇哆պ宐䨩谀遮긬宐䨩傈劥 稉籽䊨⡲㖷莄⽇暟긬 顥㙹 繠㕜 2008 2007 띿溁椚䊨㣐㷸ⷧ堀繠㕜 꽏긬谀遮㹻⟻蛎頺䬘㎗秜谀遮⽇暟긬岚㡦갾繠㕜 չ㣼㦪耪갠պ闑稇哆ծ笞し㽲˙❏榲蓆$3"$꣚晋讌倛岁㕜 2005 꽏勠谀遮㹻莄闍䌌꣚⳯鶓❏冖劍谀遮鎙殥䊼晋ㆁ⠭繠㕜 չ匌괏պ銯꧈㕭繠遮긬銯꧈㕭繠㕜Beaumontpublic 꽏勠谀遮㹻莄闍䌌꣚⳯鶓❏冖劍谀遮鎙殥䊼晋ㆁ⠭繠㕜 չꨓ涸♧⼪⦐䕎㺂鑂պ 殥䐤湕啿㜃 չ둷硰պ闑稇哆ծ㼿騟僒˙꼛羴뉓倛ⰖⰟ谀遮鎙殥湕啿㜃 2007 ⦐㾝 2019 չ醲갉ˋ闑稇哆ծ勚僈笞꧱⦐㾝պ〵⻌殹➿谀遮긬〵⻌〵抓 չ㯮➝庠鑑晘闑稇哆պ띿溁椚䊨㷸ꤎꅽ倛暵鋕錏谀遮⚥䗱岚㡦갾繠㕜 չ㸝喋պ 〵⻌䋑用繠遮긬〵⻌〵抓 չ闑稇哆պ"MQIB%FMUB殥䐤꧈Ⱙ䋞茢 2018 2006

չ㸝喋պ ♳嵳⡮䗞罆繠遮긬⚥㕜 չ闑稇哆⦐㾝պ䲿㨖˙薴˙䬘晋殥䐤㸝暵遺兜嫱ⵄ儗 չ徾꘭湕堀䑝デ晥㨼鎷⡲ㅷպ 嵳将䗞殥䐤 薉㕜⧍侚⽂䁘⚥䗱 չ鴵鶫⛓麤պ䕹䖤˙䋒뉓㨖殥䐤秢秉繠㕜Noctour by Contour չ闑稇哆㔐耪պ 岚暵貼谀遮⽇暟긬繠㕜岚暵貼 չ䧮ˋ곏爙պP.S.1 ꏖ䕧谀遮眎哆饟⧍嫱ⵄ儗 չ㸝喋պ ꣚晋넞晋繠遮긬榰㡦Between eggs, stones and floating balls , Tschudi չ պ殹➿谀遮⚥䗱秢秉繠㕜 չ պ 殥䐤 嘽㤸蘀 榰㡦 蒔嫱傱殥䐤⧍侚薉㕜 2017 չ ⽓銯閊պ殹➿谀遮锸㠢湕啿㜃 2005 չ鰉姐պ 꼛ⲳ殥䐤 껺度 չ䊤պ 植➿谀遮⽇暟긬 湕啿㜃 չ闑稇哆ꏖ⫸⡲ㅷպ㺢貼⯘卌谀遮ㅷ⚥䗱僈㽲❏岚ꅽ倛繠㕜 2015 չ䧮ˋ곏爙պ蓏⸈ㆥ㣐㷸俒谀䗁莇爢剚繠遮긬蓏⸈ㆥ繠㕜 One thousand and one dreams behind us …, չ闑稇哆⦐㾝պ殹➿繠遮긬繏倛㛇晋䗞⚸띊 չ պ䕹䖤˙䋒뉓㨖殥䐤 秢秉 2014  Faded and the space between Tschudi չ鵛⡲պ䕹䖤˙䋒뉓㨖殥䐤秢秉繠㕜 չ… Et a l’horizon il y avait l’orageպ 殥䐤 嘽㤸蘀 榰㡦 䲿㨖˙薴˙䬘晋殥䐤㸝暵遺兜嫱ⵄ儗 չ պ殹➿谀遮⚥䗱꣚➿꼛晋㙹㜃褐暵ⵄ槈岁㕜 չ闑稇哆ⴲ䱲պ植➿繠遮긬倛䗞ㆥ晋䷑榰Ⱙ 2012 չ植㖈պ"MQIB%FMUB殥䐤꧈Ⱙ䋞茢 PROJECT ONE չ宠濼蕯庮պ 铇ㅷꋜꚻ抓剅䏅껺度  չ瑟孴锄眎պ㪭㽲倛꧱䎃㾝㕜ꥸ繠遮㾝湕啿㜃㕜㹻긬㪭㽲倛纏㣐ⵄ 2001 Les Rencontres Internationales Gaîté Lyrique et Palais de Tokyo [E:R] conditionné Galerie Premier Regard չNY-LUX պ 䊼랫岁㕜 չ պ  䊼랫 岁㕜 չDays of պ 䠥䗞螟〷岲妲栀湕啿㜃㣐Ⱆ植➿谀遮⽇暟긬湕啿㜃Endless Time չ պ饟䋞峿⽇暟긬螟渿갾ㆥ⧍嫱❏暵⼥繠㕜  2013 չ搁㉹〳溏պ⫙銻涸澕꟦谀遮⚥䗱褐暵㬼䊼랫 exposition des œuvres de la donation Daniel et Florence Guerlain չ պ륓殖䏞⚥䗱䊼랫岁㕜 չ翰蜒ꅽ蘀谀遮㣐䌌պ 翰蜒ꅽ蘀榰㡦Little Water 耡㾝 չRhythm in it:պ 㛔䃋屎崨꧱䎃㾝 㣐ꢼ 傈劥 The rhythm in contemporary art 2018 չThe Distaff Side Collection Melva Bucksabaumպ ꣚晋넞繠遮긬꣚⹩榰㡦 & Raymond Learsy The Granary 21 չ պ  䐀⛇朣⯘䊜繠㕜 痦 㾂䜪㽲꧱䎃㾝㢴⦐剚㜥䜪㽲慌崍 2012 չꬅ屎崨帿պ넞꧆䋑用繠遮긬〵抓 10 Years in Zuoz Tschudi 2017 չAtelier Luxembourg,պ The Venice殥䐤⡠蘗榰㡦 Biennale Projects 1988 – 2011 Musée d’Art Moderne Grand Duc Jean Listen Hear: The Art of Sound չ պ  չ պ⟻蛎頺䬘倛㕭晋暵˖⸈䗞秜⽇暟긬岚㡦갾繠㕜 湕啿㜃 KUAD 2016 չ秉缦˖⳯㣼պA House Full of Music,殥䐤⟻倛㗞䋒晋㕼羭Ⱖ Strategien in Musik und Kunst Mathildenhöhe 2016 չ4 Films պ 麧㨖倶㝜暵 䗞㕜 չ戧䨩Ⰺ㕜ꥸ谀遮特Gigantesque! - Experienceպ戧䨩傈劥 Pommery #13 Domaine Pommery 5 չ պ 䕹䖤˙䋒뉓㨖殥䐤秢秉繠㕜 չMoony Tunes II Art Front Gallery պ 岁㕜 չꩩ赙教铪㹲䙲秋蒀랓蒀ㄤ诜蒀պ秋熋㖷䊼랫岁㕜 չMoony Tunes պ 匌❩傈劥2016 2011 չ պ 戧䨩Ⰺ㕜ꥸ谀遮特 ⚶륯䋑껺䊛簕 ANICROCHES, Variations, choral and fugue LV չ♶傍♶儻պ⻌❩⢆倛殥䐤⚥㕜Boom Bang III չBrick + Mortar International Video Festival պ Christopher俒⻊谀遮瑟꟦䊼랫岁㕜 Cox չPeople Like USպ//殹➿谀遮殥䐤⻌㸝兜갾薉㕜 2016-2019 չIncongru. Quand l’art fait rire Musée cantonalպ歋 des Beaux-Arts瘻㾝띿讌門㝱䊜繠㕜 չ պ倝⽂㪭晋倛㣐㷸䊢㾝 慌崍 չThirty Years Peter Blum Editionպ  峫呹榰㡦 չPour une République des Rêves,պ 䕹䖤˙䋒뉓㨖殥䐤 秢秉 Gilles A Tiberghien CRAC Alsace 30 Years Galerie Tschudi չSilent Echo (Collection I + II) 21 պ 瘻㾝  岁㕜 չSteichen!պ Making Meaning 嘽蘀榰㡦 of a Legacy չWalking Through … MUDAMպꆄ愯Mudam⚆私繠遮긬 ꆄ愯 傈劥 չPersonal Notes for a Public Poem Soպ䋒뉓㝱晋繠遮䑻䋒뉓㝱晋fia Eliza Bouratsis YBDD չHELP ! exhibition toպ  benefit the佐诡  victims of the⽇暟긬湕啿㜃 Japan earthquake Premier Regard չAbout Trees պ歋 瘻㾝 厣卌 չQuiet Attentions: Departure from Women պ  殥䐤䊼랫岁㕜 宐䨩繠遮긬宐䨩傈劥 չConversationպ⥂繏٥⯘⹗⚥䗱榰㡦 Piece Fondazione Memmo չEchoes Centre Culturel Suisse պ չTaking Time պ 繏꼛䠑㣐ⵄ չ պ  䊼랫岁㕜 չ պ哆鶓㣼蛄㕧繏꼛䠑㣐ⵄ 2010 2014 The Yvonne Rainer Project screening program BFI Southbank Days of Endless Time չ պ  薉㕜 չVisions and Beyond պ饟䋞峿繠遮긬螟渿갾繠㕜 չ私ꏖպ䄄⡱˙〷䛸띊〳晋瘻㾝勭⯘㣐㷸秜鏪晋繠遮긬麧⹗㨖繠㕜Lebenszeichen չMythos Wald? Historischeպ痦✳㾂帿㖕栬用⹛殥꧱䎃㾝帿㖕⚥㕜 und zeitgenössische Interpretation zum Thema Wald und Bäume Neu չ պ䕹䖤˙顥ꨓծ䋒酆し㝜˙呔뜨瘻㾝湕啿繠遮긬湕啿榰㡦 չim Haus Beda Germany պ 殥䐤 չ⹄侓倝⚆歲պ湕啿㜃㣐Ⱆ繠遮긬Ⱙ诡㾝湕啿㜃㣐Ⱆ繠遮긬湕啿㜃 嫱暵㜃 25 չꫬ僱պ铇ㅷ殥䐤 鹊䎃暵㾝〵⻌荩抓 չ㧧枣䙦랅衼溫姻涸殹➿谀遮僽⚆歲涸頿㺢պ匌❩鿪植➿繠遮긬匌❩A corps perdu չLes Recontresպ䷑傱讌㕭岁㕜 International չFruits de la Passion պ䊼랫侷⡙俒⻊㯮넒谀遮⚥䗱 䊼랫岁㕜 չDays of Endless Timeպ륓殖䏞⚥䗱傈劥Kelly Gordon չ պ歋 瘻㾝饟䋞峿⽇暟긬ㄤꧧ㝕㕧螟渿갾繠㕜 CUE 2005 չ 谀遮㹻ꏖ⫸⡲ㅷ㾝պ影ㆥ螟繠遮긬影ㆥ螟⸈䭭㣐 i-Dentity i-D 2009 չ  ꧸钟涮遤✳⼧❀鹊䎃私䙁㾝պ⧍侚薉㕜  ARTLV_09 չ谀遮搁ꣳպ痦♲⼧Ⱉ㾂䊼㝱晋谀遮⽇錓剚䊼㝱晋榰㡦 չꡠ倴埠պ 暵䬘笞㣗꧱䎃㾝暵䬘笞㣗⟄蒀⴩ չデ鏯䧮պ뇶⻌⯘㕜㹻繠遮긬뇶⻌⯘⸈䭭㣐 չ黆莄鵛殹➿谀遮⚥涸荈搬պ岚傱繠遮긬岚傱䗞㕜Tenants AD Remap2 GR Contemporary Art Collection չ➲秜䏞隶㤉刼պ〵⻌殹➿繠遮긬〵⻌〵抓 չ պ 殥䐤 鋹䬘碛⯘倛꧈Ⱙ չ铝䎑韌պ僒烱谀遮䒼ꅽ㜃殥䐤䒼ꅽ㜃榰㡦 չ殹➿谀遮佐诡պ⯘ⵄ㣗貼谀遮⽇暟긬繠㕜 չ聂涸俒⻊պ螟暵˙螨ⵄ兜殥䐤棴㣗⸈䭭㣐 չ⿿僥谀遮⚥涸⚆歲պ㛔䃋䊛꧱䎃㾝㣐ꢼ傈劥ReMap2 չ佐갉堤儗⯕պ䗞꧈頺㛇ꆄ剚꣚㨖倛暵⚸蚚貼 չ 䨻㹐պ痦✳㾂꧈Ⱙ꧱䎃㾝䎂遤鎙殥꧈Ⱙ䋞茢 չ倝嵠惐պ㕜㹻植➿繠遮긬⛓륓殖䏞⚥䗱⛓佐诡ㅷ㾝錓䊼랫岁㕜♳嵳䑝䊜⻌❩⚥㕜 չ耪갉涸Ⰶ⤀պ讌랱㝜㕜用繠遮긬螟尪岚貼OK չ搁⟄簮幾պ⸈䊜繠遮㷸ꤎ⛓螟䲿倛殹➿繠遮灇瑕⚥䗱莌ꆄ㿋繠㕜 չ꧱䎃㾝礵螟⚆歲殹➿谀遮礵螟պ卌蘗 殹➿谀遮⚥䗱卌蘗㤸㖑ⵄ 2004 2008   չ⼧Ⱃ妃䎂遤涸湱麁պ♴閊削痦⛓殹➿繠遮⚥䗱㙩뉓笞晋翰⯘蟚晋岁㕜 չ㢹儻涸䕧⫸պ螨閊晋㕜用殹➿䕧⫸䊨⡲㹔⼧鹊䎃䣓㣐涽㹨䊼랫岁㕜Beaumontpublic չ荈歋걅㚖⚥涸㕭⫸饥猙罏պ痦✳⼧Ⱉ㾂䊼銯翰⥂繏꧱䎃㾝翰⥂繏䊼銯 չ儗➿䑝㜥պ2008 殥䐤湕啿㜃 չꆄꟌ烨㜃谀遮긬ˋ⦐⦐㾝պꆄꟌ〵抓 չ끆㣼պ 䎃倝⸈㗗꧱䎃㾝⽂哬〷欰瘻㾝倝⸈㗗#5 չ溏♶鋅涸小랾պ㣐遺˙影갾˙頺晋殥䐤䋒剽㣐㷸䊜兜笞갾倛繠㕜 չ姗崍谀遮岚藃蛁徱㄂ պ岚藃蛁껺墼㕧⼥貼倛岁㕜 չ贠亻涸䠥պ〵⻌殹➿谀遮긬〵⻌〵抓 2007 չ䞔䠭♧贪պ岁貼⯘犷谀遮⼿剚岁貼⯘犷䗞㕜 ReMap KM 2003 չ պ痦♧㾂꧈Ⱙ꧱䎃㾝䎂遤鎙殥꧈Ⱙ䋞茢  չ繏⠭暵莞削谀遮栀礵鼆պ暵ꅽ晋䗞㕜 չ㿋˙谀遮˙猰㷸˙牟鑨պ暵⧍㢴植➿冷殹➿繠遮긬繏⡱㢴纏㣐ⵄ չ馄荈搬պ꼛坾䋒⯘㙹㜃褐䗞㸪岁㕜Merveilleux չ鋶ざ⸂պ哆蘗岁㕜 չ պ 껺岚晋㙹㜃 蒹䗞剽 岁㕜FRAC չ植㻜ˋ搁㕜歲禹⴩⡲⛓✳պ叅蚚㝜殥䐤螟尪岚貼 չ捀♧㖑⼥ⶽ⡲涸禹⴩⡲ㅷˋ❜⿸騟♳涸A L’Horizon de Shangri-La Fonds Regional d’Artˋ峫卌Ⱆꅽպ岁貼銯䬘晋㤎冷騟暵ꅽ繠遮긬碛晋䏨 Contemporain de Lorraine չ嫱⢾պ㼂㿋ⰖⰟ 叕㽲呔鿈衅湕啿㜃Mursollaici չSAMLING´07 պ 哆倛岁㕜 չ պ榰㡦俒⻊⚥䗱䊼랫岁㕜 չ պ殹➿繠遮긬繏倛㛇晋䗞⚸띊 չ魧넒㣼錙պ植➿莄殹➿繠遮긬饟檲妃⽓⯘繏㙩銯❏ չ䪍刼涸翔聂պ띊⯘꼛倛暵㣐㷸吥Ⰺ繠遮긬恍碛晋갾⸈䭭㣐 ⴀ晜 2006 2015  Conversation Piece Part 1 Fondazione Memmo չ殹➿谀遮倝佐诡պ⟄蒀⴩繠遮긬羴騟专ⲇ⟄蒀⴩ չTHE COLLECTION 21պ 歋 ISBN箠鰿 殹➿谀遮 繏꼛 䠑㣐ⵄ 978-2-907490-06-5 չ꣚晋⼻倛㿋Ⰼ兞պ豣랫⚆谀遮긬豣랫⚆榰㡦 չ պ ꆄ愯 ⚆私繠遮긬 ꆄ愯䋑 չデ鏯䧮պ湕啿㜃⽓銯閊殹➿谀遮锸㠢湕啿㜃 2014 չ姗崍㥎➃պ翰䩯㛆岁㕜 Guess What? Hardcore Contemporary Art’s Truly a World Treasure: Selected Works from YAGEO Founda- չꡠ倴埠պ馊䖔㧻剣㣐㖑谀遮特♲䎃㾝倝悼傈劥 չtion Collection պ 匌❩㕜用鵛➿繠遮긬 匌❩ 傈劥 Fruits de la Passion Contemporary Art Center չNY-LUX Edward Steichenպ륓殖䏞⚥䗱 Ⱕ䏨簕用繠遮긬 傈劥 Award 2004-2014 Mudam Luxembourg & Edward Steichen Award Luxem- չ闑稇哆պ 歋Tse Su-Mei Between West and East byⴀ晜 宐䨩谀遮긬 傈劥 Yanashita Tomoko ART iT No.22 Winter / Spring 2009 Faces 22 չbourg 2 պ 歋 չ 16/17 պ    ⴀ晜  剢 痦 갤 2013 2008 donation Daniel et Florence Guerlain, dessins contemporains, éd. ISBN 978-2- Catherine Francblin Virginie Yassef CRAC Alsace art press n° 350 11 p. 100 չ84426-625-5 պ 륓殖䏞⚥䗱  䊼랫 չ2008 պ闑稇哆⿺Wonder National Arts Council ISBN 978-981-08-1684-1  剢  Rhythm in it, Vom Rhythmus in der Gegenwartskunst , On Rhythm in Contemporary Art, Madeleine չSome倝⸈㗗꧱䎃㾝պ Magical Clangs 㾝錓湡ꏖ倝⸈㗗Virginie Yassef Exposition CRAC Alsace, 04.06. – 14.09.08 չSchuppli & Aargauer Kunsthaus պ 歋 չ պ闑稇哆⿺5 BeauxArts ISBN 978-2-84278-631-1 㾝錓㜡秶 Maintenant j’entends les oiseauxⴀ晜 ꣚⹩ 榰㡦, Magazine Air France, Muriel Teodori, Magazine Air France 84-87 չ姗崍谀遮岚藃蛁徱㄂ պ 晜劥 չ պ 痦 갤 2007 2012 11 ISBN 978-986- Neon, Le néon dans l’art des années 1940 à nos jours La Maison Rouge չ醲갉崨⹛㖈勚僈笞ծ闑稇哆⛓꟦պ㼠겗锸俒倴83211-3-7 剢歋殹➿谀遮긬껷妃ⴀ晜〵⻌ չA House Full of Music, Strategien in Musik und Kunst պ 歋Ralf Beil, Peter Kraut,ⴀ晜 Mathildenhöhe, Darmstadt, Merveilleux! 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