Feed Your Friends

Feed Your Friends

A project by Roxane Bovet, Lucas Cantori, Yoan Mudry & Camilla Paolino

Opening   18-20.5.17

Exhibition   22.5 – 23.6.2017

smooth and even; without marked lumps or indentations
without hills
calm and without waves.
not sloping
having a broad level surface but little height or depth; shallow
without heels or with very low heels
having an arch that is lower than usual
having small breasts
lacking interest or emotion; dull and lifeless
without energy; dispirited
showing little activity; sluggish
having lost its effervescence
air, typically because of a puncture
uniform
lacking contrast.
without gloss; matte.
the same in all cases, not varying with changed conditions or in particular cases
completely definite and firm; absolute
below true or normal pitch.
a semitone lower than a specified note
of or relating to flat racing
in or to a horizontal position
lying in close juxtaposition, against another surface
so as to become smooth and even
completely; absolutely
after a phrase expressing a period of time to emphasise how quickly something can be done or has been done
below the true or normal pitch of musical sound
apartment
a shallow container in which seedlings are grown and sold.
an area of low level ground, near water
(denoting a floor or story): alteration of obsolete flet

Participating artists:

Laure Marville
Kevin Gotkovsky
Romain Grateau
Colin Raynal
Coline Mir
Fabien Duperrex
Mathias Pfund & Marine Kaiser
Giuseppe Abate
Mélissa Tun Tun
Nicholas Riis
Lev Kazachenko
Veniamin Kazachenko
Evita Vasiljeva
Anne Le Troter
Steve Lüthi
Nastasia Meyrat
Jonas Hermenjat
Max Ruff
Jan Kiefer
Verena Dengler
Chloé Delarue
Guillaume Dénervaud
Pedro Wirz
Pablo Hurtado
Damian Navarro
Marta Riniker Radich
Aude Richards
Aurélien Martin
Jérôme Baccaglio
Leo Bachiri wadimoff
Lou Masduraud
Sacha Béraud
Ceel Mogami de Haas
Roman Wolgin
Michelle Son
Lauren Huret

The project is made possible with the generous support of ProHelvetia.