An End to a Sentence

a conversation between Alizée Gazeau and Lisa Deml

Alizée Gazeau (born in Paris in 1990) is an artist and curator based in Berlin since 2020. During her studies of art history and philosophy at the Sorbonne, she laid the foundations for her artistic reflection. Painting is her anchorage, both as a medium of expression and as an object of research. She deploys a language where autobiographic aspects intertwine with reflections on the structures that make up the world. Surface vibrations, skin envelopes, and interfaces between narratives are the starting points of her research. Starting from found objects made of intertwined meshes, her paintings and sculptures create spaces of contact in a continuous interplay between control and letting go embodied by these objects. Her canvases are like fragmented tissues, projection screens or environments in which the permanence of the imprint and the process of metamorphosis, harmony and disturbance, mastery and fluidity coexist.