Angie Boro was born in Paris in 1992. With a Master's degree in Arts and Language, her early research focused on the question of space in the works of philosopher Maurice Merleau-Ponty and filmmaker Béla Tarr.
Her artistic practice blends site-specific performance, writing and digital images. This formal hybridization supports a central question in her work: the relationship between repetition in similarity and accident that triggers deviation.
There are Boltanskian accents in her serial work, but also an approach to the concepts of order and chaos similar to that proposed by Vera Molnar and the first digital artists. What emerges from her work is an undiminished admiration for the rhythmic, cadenced everyday life and its minute variations, which speak volumes about who we are as human beings.
crédits : Astrid Staes