Though Pierre Huyghe experiments in a variety of mediums, the French artist is perhaps best known for installation, film and site-specific works that wrestle with the limits of reality. Huyghe is often driven by a fascination of what lies between a viewer and an object and how the form of an exhibition can affect what we see in unpredictable ways – and this show of the artist’s work in Venice is a case in point (17 March–24 November). Inviting viewers to experience a ‘non-human’ perspective, it includes a number of new works as well as works from the past decade. Find out more from the Punta della Dogana’s website.
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Liminal (temporary title) (2024–ongoing), Pierre Huyghe. Courtesy the artist and Anna Lena Films, Paris; © Pierre Huyghe/SIAE 2023
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Variants (2021–ongoing), Pierre Huyghe. Photo: Ola Rindal; courtesy the artist, Kistefos Museum and Hauser and Wirth, London; © Pierre Huyghe/SIAE 2023
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Untitled (Human Mask) (2014), Pierre Huyghe. Pinault Collection; courtesy the artist, Hauser & Wirth, London and Anna Lena Films, Paris; © Pierre Huyghe/SIAE 2023
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