Hadrien Dussoix

Dreamining in my dreaming

My work is often linked to art history, initially a sort of homage to the past, a form of iconoclasm. My approach aims to create something new, something that can surprise me and challenge my certainties. I work in series, often several at once, each exploring an aesthetic or a contradiction of different aesthetics. I then enjoy confronting the works resulting from these different explorations. This creates a sort of artistic oxymoron that results in a certain sensitivity which I find very appealing.

Some of my works are more introspective, radical, and pictorial. I like the work to be open to dialogue, exchange, and individual perception. This prevents me from becoming trapped in rigidity.

Questioning the world we live in, creating new connections, that’s what art means to me.

It is both my life, the excesses, and a point of reflection. It is the intuition and perception of the evolution and current state of painting, art, the world, and what connects me to this world which itself questions. Offering a different perspective on things. Questioning tastes, beauty, what is validated, always doubting everything, I think that’s my crucible with art.

“My works do not provide answers. I think that’s art. It has no purpose, that’s it.” – Chris Burden.

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Biography

Born in 1975 in Geneva, Hadrien Dussoix studied at the Geneva School of Fine Arts in painting and at the Geneva University of Art and Design in visual communication.

With his degrees in hand, he began exhibiting solo or collective shows early on. He has won numerous awards including the Swiss Art Awards, Basel, three years in a row.

He is represented by galleries in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany.

Hadrien Dussoix invites viewers to a captivating narrative woven through his various series of works, each offering a glimpse into his artistic evolution and conceptual depth.

Through his ever-evolving work, Hadrien Dussoix invites the public to embark on a journey of discovery, where boundaries blur and perceptions transform. In every stroke and composition, he unveils a world where art transcends conventions, inviting everyone to engage in the exhilarating dance of interpretation and imagination.

Discover the Captivating Series of Hadrien Dussoix

Recent Exhibitions
– 2022.
Hadrien Dussoix, Galerie Andreas Binder – Munich, Germany
Radical but classical, AV Modern & Contemporary – Geneva, Switzerland
Hadrien Dussoix and Didier Guillon have fun, Fondation Valmont – Munich & Berlin, Germany
Pinakothek der Moderne – Munich, Germany
– 2021.
Traversées, Espace CHUV – Lausanne, Switzerland
PIN, Pinakothek der Moderne – Munich, Germany
Body & Soul, Supermarket Artfair – Stockholm, Sweden
– 2019.
Capsule 1.54 – Hadrien your art still makes me dream, Halle Nord, Capsules, Geneva, Switzerland
I dream of you even at night, Le Labo – Geneva, Switzerland
Press (censorship), API – Geneva, Switzerland
Rämistrasse 27, Galerie Lange + Pult – Zurich, Switzerland
Untitled, Fonds d’art contemporain de la Ville de Genève (FMAC) – Geneva, Switzerland
Art & Performances, Château de Vuillerens – Vuillerens, Switzerland
The Money, Smallville, Neuchâtel – Geneva, Switzerland
– 2018.
I love it it made me cry, Galerie Andreas Binder – Munich, Germany
Canvases and Canvases, Galerie Latham – Geneva, Switzerland
You dance and think of me, Laurent Marthaler Contemporary Art – Montreux, Switzerland
David H. Brolliet Collection, Geneva, Switzerland
Fondation Fernet Branca – Saint-Louis, France
Ricochet, Centre d’art contemporain d’Yverdon-Les-Bains – Yverdon, Switzerland
Artgenève, Lange + Pult – Geneva, Switzerland
Arabic Telephone, Salle Perrier – Chavannes-près-Renens, Switzerland
– And many more