Edgar Sarin

Edgar Sarin was born in 1989 in Marseille. Painter and sculptor, he lives and works in Paris. His work bears witness to the formal search for harmony political and environmental, of which man would be the catalyst. Edgar Sarin has was noted for his work on the generating ruin and for its restoration question of exhibition space. He defends an approach that favors learning about the world and the material — a reasoned form of the creative gesture. Edgar Sarin's work has notably been exhibited at the Collège des Bernardins (Paris), at the Olivier Debré Contemporary Creation Center (CCCOD in Tours), in as part of Nuit Blanche 2018 and at Konrad Fischer Galerie (Berlin). This monograph is the very first by Edgar Sarin. It presents more than 100 color images of his work and his exhibitions, an unpublished interview by Mathilde de Croix - director of this work, art historian and exhibition curator -, and seven fascinating texts by the authors: Eric de Chassey - art historian and critic -, Jean-Pierre Criqui - art historian, critic, exhibition curator and author -, Jean-Marie Gallais - exhibition curator and curator at the Bourse de Commerce -, Donatien Grau - Advisor for Contemporary Programs at the Louvre Museum and author -, Colin Ledoux - writer and director of films and documentaries -, Mouna Mekouar - doctoral student in art history, exhibition curator and author - and Anna Millers - curator in charge of contemporary art at the Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art of Strasbourg -.