Onglets principaux

28.05 – 28.06.2025

Souveillance

Camille Dumond
Stratégies obliques
Rue Saint Joseph 16,
1227 Carouge/Genève
Vernissage

 

 

Lancement : Sousveillance

Une nouvelle édition en bronze de Camille Dumond produite par Widefield

 

Dear all,

We are pleased to invite you to the launch of Sousveillance, a new bronze sculptural edition by Camille Dumond presented at Stratégies Obliques in Geneva.

This event also marks the beginning of a new series of artist editions initiated by Widefield, dedicated to the production of sculptural works.

Edition Launch

Wednesday, May 28, 2025
6–9 PM
Stratégies Obliques
16 rue Saint-Joseph, 1227 Carouge
strategiesobliques.ch

We look forward to welcoming you!
Widefield
Matheline Marmy & Jean-Marie Fahy

We warmly thank Sculpture Paris Montreuil, the City of Geneva, the Canton of Geneva, Pulse Incubateur HES, and Stratégies Obliques for their support.

 

Dates:  du 28 mai au 28 juin 2025
 

About

Camille Dumond is an interdisciplinary artist based in Geneva. Her work frequently blends real and fictional elements, spanning film, sculpture, and installation to explore themes of territory, labor, and the circulation of cultural references. Her narratives, situated at the intersection of personal stories and socio-political issues, examine how places and structures shape individual identities, often touching on the theme of belonging.

 

Her work has been shown in Switzerland and internationally, including at Centre d’art contemporain de Genève, Palais de l’Athénée, EAC les Halles, Unanimous Consent, CAN – Centre d’Art de Neuchâtel,  Biennale de Saint Flour, FRAC des Pays de la Loire, Le Cube - Independant art room, Glassbox. Between 2016 and 2020, she completed artist residencies in Paris, Marseille, Berlin, and Rabat. Since 2020, she has been coordinating an editorial project entitled "Entretiens pour un film", which addresses a filmmakers practice and the boundary between reality and fiction in their filmed territories. Since 2018, she has worked in collectives focused on the professional conditions of art workers in Switzerland and France.

www.widefield.ch

www.camilledumond.com