Paper on cardboard, 40 x 40 cm
Pablo Serret de Ena's practice exemplifies a conceptual, almost scientific approach, working across various mediums with a collage mindset. His work fuses design, performance, film, and objects, inviting audience participation to complete, co-create, or engage with the art. This collaborative process turns art into a dynamic dialogue between the piece, its environment, and the viewers. His method embraces non-repetition and utilizes any material that best conveys his ideas. Though rooted in collage thinking, his creations often transcend traditional collage aesthetics, resulting in unique and thought-provoking works.
Film, 28:37
I am a multidisciplinary artist and designer who tries to live a plenty life, which translates into ideas, tales and projects. Sometimes in the form of artworks, films, brief notes, workshops or designs... always trying to connect what I feel with what I think with what I do.
Readymade, 32 x 10 x 5 cm
I am quite volatile so I don't think I adhere to a distinct theme that I consciously aim to communicate. But my work often revolves around frameworks like exploration and error, science and magical realism. A scientific approach from a poetic perspective.
Synthetic image, 5000 x 4000 px
Installation. Confetti, ripped youth magazines and industrial fans, variable dimensions
Anything can be source material. Like many, I started with paper and pixels, but I then expanded to words, objects, film, spam, sounds... even scents. I use whatever format best delivers the idea.
Installation, mechanical rotating display, paper, 100 x 70 cm
Paper on cardboard, 40 x 40 cm
Pablo Serret de Ena is a Spanish multidisciplinary artist, designer, and explorer based in Copenhagen. He is the child of a social worker and a mathematician, and now a parent of two children. Pablo holds a BFA from Universidad Complutense de Madrid and Aalto University (formerly TAIK) in Helsinki.In most of Pablo's projects, there is always a special focus on engaging audiences around processes, inviting them to complete the work, co-create, or participate as players in a larger game. His practice is rooted in collaboration, proposing art as a flexible system in continuous conversation with its environment and inhabitants.
For Your Viewing Pleasure
JON ROLLINS, born in 1991, lives and works in High Point, North Carolina.
DYLAN HAUSTHOR, born in American in 1993 (they/he) is an artist based on an island off the coast of Maine. They received their BFA from Maine College of Art and MFA from Yale School of Art. They work teaching ghost hunting, ritual, photography, and mushroom foraging.
MYEONGSOO KIM, born in 1980 in Korea, creates process-based works which explore the ineffable, expressive and material limits of images and objects as personal, reflective conduits.
CLIFFORD PRINCE KING, born in 1993, documents his intimate relationships in everyday settings that speak to his experiences as a queer black man. In these instances, communion begins to morph into an offering of memory; it is how he honors and celebrates the reality of layered personhood.
RYAN PATRICK KRUEGER, born in 1992, is a lens-based artist whose work addresses themes of grief, loss, and desire through their process of collecting and appropriating vernacular photographs in order to consider the intersections of LGBTQ+ American history and photography.
Out and About
What to watch, read, and experience, as curated by the Collé team.
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Sharp Cuts: Queer Collage
CLAMP is pleased to present a group exhibition including work by sixteen artists. Encompassing a range of methodologies the exhibition demonstrates the varied and expansive potentials of collage as a form of queer expression. July 18—August 29, NYC
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Artist Penny Slinger Left the Male Gaze in the 70s
Nearly 50 years after it was first published, a new deluxe edition of British artist Penny Slinger’s An Exorcism: A Photo Romance was released in May. Based in Los Angeles, Slinger continues to make and exhibit art that explores women, the esoteric, sexuality and gothic iconography.
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How to Dress Well - I Am Toward You
How To Dress Well is the stage name of Tom Krell, an American musician known for his ethereal blend of R&B and electronic music. His introspective lyrics and innovative soundscapes have earned him critical acclaim and a dedicated following since his debut album in 2010.
