Grow
Installation
Cables, salt cristals, steel, cable clamps, lime, soil, ceramics, melted tin
Collective exhibition “JAIMES”, curation Marie de Gaulejac, Triangle – Astérides, Marseille, 2022
Photos : Aurélien Mole
















Intrication, engagement
Etchings on zinc
For sale on www.sissi-club.com/editions/
The Moonfish Club
Collective exhibition, curation Cédric Fauq, CAPC musée d’art contemporain, Bordeaux, 2021 – 2022
Photos : Arthur Pequin
Seconds
Performance, programmation INVITE.E.X.S par Anne Vimeux, Sissi Club, 2022
Photo : Theo Eschenauer
LANA CAVE
Solo exhibition, Sissi Club, Marseille, february – march 2021
Organs, limestone
Performance, with Hugo Mir-Valette, 1h hike + 40min sound performance, natural cave in Niolon, south of France, september 2020
Fake, there must be something behind it
Video, 10mn40s, 2017 – 2019
Trailer
Exhibition view at Belsunce Projects, solo exhibition titled uhhh.. ok!, 2020
Aurélien Potier lives and works in Marseille. He studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam, and the Cooper Union School of Art, New York. He was an artist in residency at Triangle – Astérides (Marseille), Center for Contemporary Arts & GSS (Glasgow), and currently is a resident at the City Studios Programme in Marseille. His work has been presented at Triangle – Astérides (Marseille), Sissi Club (Marseille), CAPC (Bordeaux), CCA (Glasgow), Montez Press Radio (New York), Cooper Union (New York), Belsunce Projects (Marseille), Centre International de Poésie (Marseille), Tonus (Paris), Haus Wien (Vienna).
Inhabited by a strive to bring together contradictory forces, Aurélien’s work is the fruit of intertwining paradoxes; where fragility gives birth to a language permeated with affects. His work creates perceptive environments that are traversed by disorientation, with a vitality from which emerge written, performed, drawn and sculpted forms. Revendicating the power of vulnerability and affirming the centrality of intimacy, Aurélien powerfully expresses the creative potential of emotional fallibility and instable moments.
– Camille Ramanana Rahary
Contact
aurilian38@gmail.com