[In]imaginable, Introduction to Lowbrow and Pop Surrealism

With [IN]IMAGINABLE, Fluctuart offers an immersion into the imaginaries stemming from lowbrow and pop surrealism. Conceived as an accessible introduction to these artistic movements, the exhibition traces their origins, influences, and contemporary extensions through a selection of works, cult objects, and in situ installations.

Visitors traverse different spaces inspired by the underground cultures that shaped the movement: comics, skate culture, art toys, concert posters, fantastic cinema, and alternative illustration. Through this dialogue between historical references and contemporary creations, the exhibition reveals the lasting influence of these aesthetics on our collective imagination. Original works and editions from major artists of the international scene such as Ron English, Todd Schorr, Jeff Soto, Travis Louie, Tara McPherson, and Dave Cooper coexist with immersive installations by contemporary artists invited to inhabit the space, among them Amandine Urruty, Benjamin Lacombe, Marco Mazzoni, Stan Manoukian, Stom500, and Veks Van Hillik. Between a contemporary cabinet of curiosities and an initiatory journey, [IN]IMAGINABLE invites you to explore a territory where reality shifts into fiction, where childhood meets the strange, and where popular images become the vehicle for a free and subversive imagination.

Source: paris.fr — photo: Fluctuart