In addition to their photography work, Sous Les Etoiles Gallery is pleased to represent the installation work of Julie Boserup, Charles Pétillon, Javier Riera, Georges Rousse, Marleen Sleeuwits, and Barry Underwood. Installation art challenges space as a medium as well as a subject matter, proposing another image of the real.  Whether exterior or interior,  in public space or site-specific, these artists’ installations provide a new interpretation of the space, offering the viewer an other sensorial and aesthetical experience.

Julie Boserup creates site-specific architectural collages that delve into the meaning of architecture itself. Charles Pétillon invades mundane spaces with white balloons, enlisting his viewer to re-examine their surroundings. Javier Riera uses geometrically shaped light projections on landscapes in order to echo what already exists in nature. Georges Rousse transforms abandoned or soon-to-be-demolished buildings into visions of color and shape that resonate through his camera lens. Marleen Sleeuwits finds impersonal spaces and strips them to their core components, only to rebuild them again with materials found on-site. Barry Underwood marks landscapes with LED lights and other luminescent substances to point out the immutable traces human interventions leave behind.