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David Brognon and Stéphanie Rollin have been working together since 2006 to “probe the existential fault lines of society, to observe the fallen and the alienated.”
Their projects and installations end up being multi-disciplinary in nature and the building blocks of each work is determined by the context and the protagonists of the corners of society they are exploring. Their mediums can range from film, sculpture, sound to large scale installations, both in the gallery and in the public space.
In 2013 they won the Pirelli Art Prize in Art Brussels and they are the subject of a monograph by Frac Poitou-Charentes. Artist Ian Breakwell describes their practice as culmination of small epiphanies of everyday life, those moments of grace in the darkness or the commonplace. They delicately enhance the brilliance of the habitually neglected.