描述
French visual artist and photographer Georges Rousse builds spectral representations of our world. In his practice, Rousse converts abandoned or condemned buildings into visions of colour and shape. Using a variety of methods, he installs a visual phenomenon that will allow photography to convey the viewer to a precise point. In this way, the spaces are elevated to the level of spectacle, celebrating the art of perspective in the grand tradition of ‘trompe-l’œil’. The book marks the occasion of an exhibition in Brussels on the representation of the circle in Rousse’s work. It includes texts by Michel Poivert, Delphine Dumont, Rodolphe de Spoelberch, and the artist.
