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Celia Perrin Sidarous: Toujours la coquille de l’autre always the shell of another

Toujours la coquille de l’autre always the shell of another offers a subtle meditation on art history, the mysterious pull of beautiful objects and time itself. Known for her photographs of unexpected, esoteric groupings of found and made images and objects that play with conventions of collage and still life, Celia Perrin Sidarous’ practice has been expanding. Her installation Notte coralli (2016), in the most recent (and likely last) Montreal Biennale, saw her signature collage assemblages proliferate into film and three-dimensional works with armatures and sculptural features that echoed formal components of her photographs. In Toujours, the artist’s finely attuned

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