Mathias Kiss
Having spent 15 years training with the Compagnons (touring apprentices), Mathias Kiss is a contemporary artist who reflects on the deconstruction of a classical heritage at the crossroads of painting, sculpture, and architecture. In 2002 he and Olivier Piel set up a studio-workshop named Attialou, which became a space for research, installations, performances, and stage design. In 2008 he created a sensation with his piece "Sans 90 degré." His work is currently on display in HERITAGES at the regional contemporary art centre, l'ar[T]senal Dreux, from May 4 – September 16 2018, and was recently in Paris, with NEW LIGHTS from April 5 – June 30 2018 at the Galerie Léage.
Childhood smells of petrol stations, turpentine and waxed wooden floors come back to him. Today, the daily life of this "2000%" urbanite is dominated by the chemicals he uses in his creations. Sporty smells of camphor also figure for this artist who spent long years travelling and studying with the Compagnons, but who also shone at Thai boxing. For the Franco-Hungarian, the smell of the rain on the tarmac is a powerful evocation of Paris.
Mathias Kiss chose "Cologne Royale" perfume
Having spent 15 years training with the Compagnons (touring apprentices), Mathias Kiss is a contemporary artist who reflects on the deconstruction of a classical heritage at the crossroads of painting, sculpture, and architecture. In 2002 he and Olivier Piel set up a studio-workshop named Attialou, which became a space for research, installations, performances, and stage design. In 2008 he created a sensation with his piece "Sans 90 degré." His work is currently on display in HERITAGES at the regional contemporary art centre, l'ar[T]senal Dreux, from May 4 – September 16 2018, and was recently in Paris, with NEW LIGHTS from April 5 – June 30 2018 at the Galerie Léage.
Childhood smells of petrol stations, turpentine and waxed wooden floors come back to him. Today, the daily life of this "2000%" urbanite is dominated by the chemicals he uses in his creations. Sporty smells of camphor also figure for this artist who spent long years travelling and studying with the Compagnons, but who also shone at Thai boxing. For the Franco-Hungarian, the smell of the rain on the tarmac is a powerful evocation of Paris.
Mathias Kiss chose "Cologne Royale" perfume
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