For Cherish’ first participation at Paris Internationale we are presenting works by PZ Opassuksatit and Jasmine Gregory.
Jasmine Gregory is interested in painting’s role in the digital era. Saturated with various historical and visual references related to the medium, she inverses conventional usages in order to integrate her contemporary perspective.
In her works the brush strokes are visible traces of the emotions that traverse her and further give rise to images that resist technical reproducibility through their singularity and materiality. Born in the United States, Jasmine Gregory lives and works between Zurich and Berlin.
Her work was shown at Les Urbaines in Lausanne and at the Kunsthalle Zurich among others.
Upcoming exhibitions include a solo presentation at Karma International, Zurich.
200 x 190cm
oil on linen
80x90cm
oil on canvas
120x100cm
oil on linen
80x50cm
oil on canvas
23x28cm
oil on linen
PZ Opassuksatit is a Thaï-born artist and designer based in Paris. She is the founder of PZtoday, an experimental laboratory specialized in image design,
art direction, visual merchandising, object design and concept selling. Her work was shown in different locations from the Trading Museum Comme des Garçons in Paris to Dover Street Market in Tokyo. She collaborated with numerous brands such as Rombaut and Helmut Lang among others.
She published two books PZWORLD and PZWORLD Wedding Edition in collaboration with IDEA.
Her presentation with the Geneva art space Cherish revolves around a toilet seat cover scarf she produced in collaboration with Australian designer Blake Barns.
Various materials
set of 7 mannequins, clothes
variable dimensions
VDO Documentary + dispenser frame
