Anne-Charlotte Finel\u2019s exhibition entitled \u201cUncanny\u201d curated by Yekhan P\u0131narl\u0131gil, can be seen at Bilsart between the dates of 8-18 June, 2022.<\/p>\n
We live in strange times, in undefined landscapes. It\u2019s as if an era has come to an end, and an uncertain future is before us like a foggy void, an abyss. The civilization that we have established, or we think we have established, is the one shaped by our passions, rapidly moving towards an inevitable disaster. We are on the verge of falling.<\/p>\n
We leave familiar lands and embark on a necessary journey. The place we came from is certain, the way we are heading is unknown, and there is no destination. We are moving into an unsafe area with no guidance. We\u2019re right in the middle of a Soviet sci-fi. Time and space are uncanny.<\/p>\n
Anne-Charlotte Finel captures places that are difficult to define, ships sailing on uncharted waters, and rivers lost in a deep void. Images are flowing freely; dissolved and liquified. We are unavoidably moving towards a bottomless pit.<\/p>\n
Ghazel tells the stories of the uprooted people; stories of uncanny journeys leaving the known behind. Ships that set sail only to disappear, planes that are vaguely hovering, trees that cannot take root\u2026 But does life fit in a few suitcases?<\/p>\n