The Journey of a Lost Air Particle
Sculpture, booklet
2019

Test Dialogue #1:
Talking to the sublime
Two-videos installation
3 minutes 5 seconds
2019

(W)hole: A journey in a vertical tunnel
from Scotland down to the centre of the
Earth, to the antipode, and to space.
Installation-Data record of the performance. Video of the performance (jeanne-constantin06: 15 minutes 27 seconds)
2018

Jeanne Constantin

Jeanne Constantin (b. 1991, Martigny, CH) is a Swiss-French conceptual interdisciplinary artist whose work examines the absurd but poetic complexity of “quest,” “magnitude,” and “freedom”, pointing to the inherent paradox of this exploration. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Visual and Graphic Communication from ENSAV La Cambre, Brussels. Prior to starting the Master of Fine Art in Glasgow, she did a year-long solo trip through Australia by van. Previous group and solo exhibitions include: La Foire Attraction (2016), Les Halles de Schaerbeek, Brussels; Last Futures (2018), Tramway, Glasgow; Master of Fine Art Interim Show (2018), Reid Gallery, Glasgow; Jeanne Constantin: Talking to the sublime”, Tontine GSA, 2019.

Her current work explores the probability that takes place in apparent gaps among matter and looks at natural mechanism and human language that orbit around it. She looks at the fragile relation between what is/is not, where both verify each others solidity and permeability, un/finitude as a way to try to understand human behaviour, its condition and relation with its environment.

Her practice occurs through investigations and experiments that tend to reveal the limit of understanding, the paradoxical perspective towards the quest, and especially stress the ambiguous source of potentiality within material void and intangible reality.