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.
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.