Description
Title: Pierre Huyghe, Liminals, 2025
Artist: Pierre Huyghe
Year: 2025
Medium Type: Poster | Giclee print on uncoated paper, 100% cotton fibres, 270g/m2
Frame: Unframed
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Pierre Huyghe
French, b. 1962
Pierre Huyghe says that life is the core interest of his practice: “I’m interested in how to quantify the different variations of being alive…how to intensify the presence of things.” Many of his performance, film, and installation pieces employ a range of living creatures—insects, plants, animals, and human beings—in order to explore their behavior and interactions. These works become laboratories for articulating complex social phenomena, the precarious distinction between fiction and reality, and contemporary belief systems. In the 1990s, Huyghe became known best for his “post-production” technique, or the reuse of film and mass-media images; more recently, he has mounted his work outside of museums and traditional art venues, calling these environments too restrictive. Huyghe is also known for his many multimedia collaborations with other artists throughout his career, including Philippe Parreno and Douglas Coupland. Huyghe won the Hugo Boss Prize in 2002.
Artist: Pierre Huyghe
Year: 2025
Medium Type: Poster | Giclee print on uncoated paper, 100% cotton fibres, 270g/m2
Frame: Unframed
For further information, please contact us through the LiveAuctioneers platform or at noirauctions.gp@gmail.com. We will respond to all enquiries as soon as possible.
Pierre Huyghe
French, b. 1962
Pierre Huyghe says that life is the core interest of his practice: “I’m interested in how to quantify the different variations of being alive…how to intensify the presence of things.” Many of his performance, film, and installation pieces employ a range of living creatures—insects, plants, animals, and human beings—in order to explore their behavior and interactions. These works become laboratories for articulating complex social phenomena, the precarious distinction between fiction and reality, and contemporary belief systems. In the 1990s, Huyghe became known best for his “post-production” technique, or the reuse of film and mass-media images; more recently, he has mounted his work outside of museums and traditional art venues, calling these environments too restrictive. Huyghe is also known for his many multimedia collaborations with other artists throughout his career, including Philippe Parreno and Douglas Coupland. Huyghe won the Hugo Boss Prize in 2002.
Condition
No apparent condition issues noted.
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Dimensions
40 x 40 cm
Pierre Huyghe, Liminals, 2025
Estimate $500-$700
Starting Price
$250
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Modern and Contemporary Fine Art Auction
Jul 29, 2026, 6:00 PM EDTCentral, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong
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