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Galerie Parisa Kind

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Deutschland
Frankfurt
Galerie Parisa Kind

Gutleutstrasse 96
60329 Frankfurt am Main
Contemporary Art Gallery
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18/10/2025

Great review of our current show “Relivare” in at

17/10/2025

Mike Bouchet
Vivela, 2025 Mixed media, Aluminum frame
170 x 138 cm, on view in his current show “Relivare”. The show closes November 15.

08/10/2025

Mine Bouchet „Master“, 2025
Mixed media, aluminum frame
128 x 89 cm in „Relivare“

30/09/2025

Exhibition view of „Relivare“, the current show of Mike Bouchet at

25/09/2025

Mike Bouchet „Musa 1“, 2025
Bronze, 100 cm x 35 cm
unique on View in Bouchet‘s current show at the gallery

22/09/2025

Mike Bouchet „Noble House“ 2025, Mixed Media, Aluminium Frame, 122 x 240 cm, in „Relivare“ in view until Nov 15.

21/09/2025

Exhibition view from our current show at the gallery. „Relivare“ by Mike Bouchet is on view until Nov 15.

20/09/2025

Mike Bouchet „Bag“, 2025, mixed media, aluminum frame, 96,5x76,5 cm

20/09/2025

Mike Bouchet „Hub“, 2025, Mixed Media, aluminum frame, 197x123,5 cm,

18/09/2025

Mike Bouchet „Top“, 2025, Mixed media, aluminum frame, 128 x 88 cm in his current show „Relivare“ . The show is on view until Nov. 2025

17/09/2025

Mike Bouchet „Relivare“ currently on view at the gallery. In a radical act of artistic transformation, Mike Bouchet has destroyed his monumental sculpture
Sir Walter Scott. The entire work was fed into an industrial machine that shreds wood into fibers
for OSB panels. From this material, Bouchet has created his new Relivare wall reliefs, now on
view at Galerie Parisa Kind.
The sculpture Sir Walter Scott (2010) was itself already a reincarnation. It was made from
Watershed (2009), a 300-square-meter suburban home that was floated, sunk, and re-floated in
the Arsenale lagoon at the Venice Biennale. The house was later cut apart and transformed into
Sir Walter Scott, a large-scale sculpture exhibited at institutions including Schirn Kunsthalle in
2010 and subsequently acquired into a private collection.
Nearly fifteen years later, Bouchet has subjected this work to yet another metamorphosis. In an
act of material violence, the sculpture was ground down into the coarse fibrous mass used for
OSB. These fragments form the basis of the new reliefs. Applied carefully to fresh OSB panels,
the material folds its own life cycle back onto itself. In these works, destruction and reformation are inseparable. Bouchet transforms obliteration
into a provocative and sensual new material language—at once archaeological and futuristic,
humorous and tragic, monumental and forensic. The Renaissance concept of relivare—to raise
forms again from the same ground—provides the conceptual foundation. The result is an
innovative body of work situated at the intersection of sculptural tradition, post-industrial
materiality, and the cultural narratives embedded in our built environment.

29/08/2025

Mike Bouchet “Relivare”
Eröffnung/Opening: 5. September 18 - 22 Uhr / 6-10 pm
Ausstellungsdauer/exhibition dates: 6. Sept. - 15. Nov. 2025
In a radical act of artistic transformation, Mike Bouchet has destroyed his monumental sculpture Sir Walter Scott. The entire work was fed into an industrial machine that shreds wood into fibers for OSB panels. From this material, Bouchet has created his new Relivare wall reliefs, now on view at Galerie Parisa Kind.

The sculpture Sir Walter Scott (2010) was itself already a reincarnation. It was made from Watershed (2009), a 300-square-meter suburban home that was floated, sunk, and re-floated in the Arsenale lagoon at the Venice Biennale. The house was later cut apart and transformed into Sir Walter Scott, a large-scale sculpture exhibited at institutions including Schirn Kunsthalle in 2010 and subsequently acquired into a private collection.

Nearly fifteen years later, Bouchet has subjected this work to yet another metamorphosis. In an act of material violence, the sculpture was ground down into the coarse fibrous mass used for OSB. These fragments form the basis of the new reliefs. Applied carefully to fresh OSB panels, the material folds its own life cycle back onto itself. In these works, destruction and reformation are inseparable. Bouchet transforms obliteration into a provocative and sensual new material language—at once archaeological and futuristic, humorous and tragic, monumental and forensic. The Renaissance concept of relivare—to raise forms again from the same ground—provides the conceptual foundation. The result is an innovative body of work situated at the intersection of sculptural tradition, post-industrial materiality, and the cultural narratives embedded in our built environment.
image:
Mike Bouchet
“Noble House”, 2025 (Detail)
mixed media, Aluminiumrahmen
122 x 240 cm
courtesy of the artist and Galerie Parisa Kind,Frankfurt/M.

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