“Antistructure” is a body of work that focuses on exaggerated architectural forms within banal spaces. The farcical nature of the manipulated structures creates a surreal world of absurdity in an otherwise mundane landscape eluding to an environment beyond the realm of any real architectural forms but still preserving the potential for their existence.
Alex Lysakowski is an Mississauga, Ontario based photographer.
His work has been published in Vice, Ignant, Noice, and others.
His work has been published in Vice, Ignant, Noice, and others.
Archive Contemporary
2471 Rue Centre,
maela@archivec.art
T. 514.549.8885
Open by Appointment
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2471 Rue Centre,
Montreal, QC H3K 1J9
Archive Contemporary is a fine art gallery based in Montreal. The gallery provides a platform for established and emerging artistic talent, promoting visibility through monthly group and solo exhibitions. Archive Contemporary also hosts events centered around discourse, creative career development and community building through its artist-led educational programming.
Archive Contemporary is a fine art gallery based in Montreal. The gallery provides a platform for established and emerging artistic talent, promoting visibility through monthly group and solo exhibitions. Archive Contemporary also hosts events centered around discourse, creative career development and community building through its artist-led educational programming.
maela@archivec.art
T. 514.549.8885
Open by Appointment
Ouvert sur Rendezvous