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MARY SUE

Giovanni Anselmo
AES+F
Carla Accardi
Nobuyoshi Araki
Shoja Azari
Fernanda Brunet
Sylvie Fleury
Hamish Fulton
Daniele Galliano
Marco Gastini
Mario Giacomelli
Dan Graham
Abbas Kiarostami
Jannis Kounellis
Sol Lewitt
Richard Long
Luigi Mainolfi
Fabian Marcaccio
César Martínez
Mona Marzouk
Masbedo
Mario Merz
Zwelethu Mthethwa
Shirin Neshat
Vladimir Nikolic
Luigi Ontani
Mimmo Paladino
Giulio Paolini
Claudio Parmiggiani
Giuseppe Penone
Miguel Angel Ríos
Bernardi Roig
Salvo
Andres Serrano
Melanie Smith
Kiki Smith
Jessica Stockholder
Mary Sue
Hung Tung-Lu
Vedovamazzei
Gilberto Zorio

Loupée à la mouche, 2003
DVD Projection
Mary Sue is not a pure video product, but rather the fruit of a hybrid, artisanal practice, driven by the desire for a perfect, all-encompassing artifice. In fact, Mary Sue herself, and the artist who has adopted her name. She is a metonym for the contrivance of her video constructions. is consistently at the center of this process, at the warm convergence of high- or low-angle viewpoints, reflecting her relationship to the world and the steamy responses that she knowingly arouses through a theatrical naïveté. By definition, the viewer, indeed the whole world, is outside the frame. Her solitude in the face of the world is that of all domestic stars: she has little adventures, accomplishes small feats, and experiences tiny moments of illumination. Whatever the scenario, Mary Sue always seems to be pulling your leg, then hitting you below the belt. By placing herself in the spotlight, she eliminates the ambiguity of the distanced gaze, becoming the object of her own irony. Her perspective is more acerbic than critical. Rather than condemning things, she merely holds them up to view. Mary Sue's work is fresh and ironic, a game within the game.

Mary Sue is born between 1979 and today.
She graduated from D.N.S.E.P. (Diplôme Nationale Supérieur d'Expression Plastique) - Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Beaux Arts in France, where she lives and works.
Her collaboration with Marco Noire Contemporary Art stated in 2005 with the exhibition of her videos in Art Basel and in ARCO 2006.
The artist's video installations have been widely presented in France, Italy and in 2001 XXIV J.V.C. Festival TokioArt & Design Gallery Nagoya, Japan.


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Bali Balo, 2002
DVD Projection
Monter les blancs, 2002
DVD Projection
L’élastique, 2003
DVD Projection
Olé Olé, 2006
One-screen video installation
Saglice, 2006
DVD Projection
Le bilboquet, 2001
DVD Projection