Are Flying Fish Really a Thing?

Description

Around this cheerful and playful theme, the artists of the Neuchâtel collective "Station balnéaire" present illustrations inspired by their very own worlds. From the absurd to the poetic to social reflections – their works engage in dialogue with each other and reference one another. Each offers a personal and empathetic view of the modern world. Styles, techniques, and storytelling methods intertwine to create diverse, multifaceted worlds. The exhibition combines original illustrations and prints conceived as fragments of stories. The "Station balnéaire" collective consists of five multidisciplinary female artists based in Neuchâtel. As members of the comic collective "La bûche," they share a creative space: "La Station." Each is individually active in visual arts, narrative drawing, illustration, or comics. Together, they participate in projects where their worlds, approaches, techniques, and diverse skills blend to create a versatile and lively overall work. Note: This text was translated by software for machine translation and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Exhibition of the Neuchâtel collective "Station balnéaire"
• Original illustrations and prints
• Five multidisciplinary female artists

General Information

The exhibition "Are Flying Fish Really a Thing?" showcases the works of the "Station balnéaire" collective, which consists of five female artists. They present a variety of styles and techniques that engage in dialogue with each other and offer personal perspectives on the modern world.

Location

Rue du Pommier 9, 2000 Neuchâtel, Switzerland

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