Atelier Guided Tour | Philippe Parreno Solo Exhibition

Introduction

The current solo exhibition of Philippe Parreno at Winsing Art Place, organized by the Winsing Arts Foundation, explores the diverse forms of contemporary artistic expression through the lens of relational aesthetics. Featuring six of Parreno’s representative works, the exhibition delves into themes of temporal and spatial dislocation, as well as the blurred boundaries between reality and fiction. In parallel, the Foundation has loaned Pierre Huyghe’s Exomind (Deep Water) to the Taipei Biennial. Both Parreno and Huyghe are key figures in the development of relational aesthetics in the 1990s and have previously collaborated on several works.

To further examine the creative trajectories and key projects of these two influential artists—often referred to as the “Double P”—the Foundation has invited Amy Cheng, founder of TheCube Project Space, and Eva Lin, curator of Public Programs for the 2020 Taipei Biennial, for an in-depth dialogue. This conversation seeks to guide audiences on a reflective journey from Winsing Art Place to the Taipei Biennial—encouraging new perspectives on the relational dynamics between humans, space, objects, and one another, through expert insights, audience engagement, and the interplay between artworks and their environments.