Triple V is pleased to announce its debut attendance at NADA Miami, the New Art Dealers Alliance, from December 1- 4, 2016.

 

For its first year at the fair Triple V has invited French artist Servane Mary to exhibit a solo show on its stand.

 

The gallery’s booth will be an immersive experience of the artist’s work as she will cover the walls with perforated hardboard - a material generally used in craft shops to display tools or products.

 

Each wall will feature a unique silkscreened image created especially for the fair. In addition, there are three other works that will be displayed. These pieces are part of an ongoing series that feature enlarged photos of women riding motorbikes that have been printed directly on metal or on enamel painted steel.

 

The specific works shown at the fair are printed on enamel painted steel cylinders which create the illusion of a three dimensional image.

 

Servane Mary works with reclaimed press images of women from the 1940s through the 1970s.

 

Several of the depicted women are her personal heroes; others are viewed as anti-heroes; misunderstood, misrepresented, tragic figures.

 

This act of “re-figuration” through art explores the connection between representation, identity, history and memory in the way Servane Mary treats the photographs as physical entities.