An icon of rock, fashion, and contemporary art since the 1980s, Kim Gordon is invited to present her multifaceted visual work at the crossroads of visual art, music, and performance. Trained at Otis College of Art and Design in Los Angeles, she explores the materiality of gesture, collage, painting, and video through a raw and instinctive aesthetic.
At the Collection Lambert, she takes over all the basement rooms of the Hôtel de Montfaucon. There, she presents a wide selection of works from the past ten years, including several previously unseen pieces. Arranged as a total installation, the ensemble of paintings, watercolors, sculptures, and videos reflects on the place of individuals in a world driven by technological fetishism and the glorification of consumer goods, where the political and the intimate are inextricably intertwined, and where the performing body emerges as a powerful form of possible resistance.