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Alexandre Khondji

Okayama Art Summit 2025: The Parks of Aomame

Group Exhibition

September 26, 2025 to November 24, 2025

Okayama, Japan

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Exhibition Text

Installed in a vacant commercial unit in the heart of the Omotecho Shopping Street – formerly used for retail and later as a social gathering place – Untitled (Go) engages with the quiet history of the site. The work activates the linear depth of the space through the presence and movement of two rotating circular platforms, one black and the other white. Originally designed to maneuver and park vehicles in narrow spaces, or used as devices to display products in commercial settings, these platforms have been stripped bare of their original function. With no car or object placed on them, they carry nothing but their own weight, functioning instead as forms of motorized monochromes – silent and circular forces working through the site.

Text courtesy of Okayama Art Summit

Artworks

Alexandre Khondji
Media © Sweetwater 2025
Media © Sweetwater 2025
Alexandre Khondji
Alexandre Khondji

Alexandre Khondji

Okayama Art Summit 2025: The Parks of Aomame

Group Exhibition

September 26, 2025 to November 24, 2025

Okayama, Japan

Alexandre Khondji

Alexandre Khondji

Untitled (Go), 2025

Motorized rotating platforms

Each component:

350 × 350 × 17 cm

138 × 138 × 7 in

Media © Sweetwater 2025
Detail

Alexandre Khondji

Untitled (Go), 2025

Motorized rotating platforms

Each component:

350 × 350 × 17 cm

138 × 138 × 7 in

Media © Sweetwater 2025
Detail

Alexandre Khondji

Untitled (Go), 2025

Motorized rotating platforms

Each component:

350 × 350 × 17 cm

138 × 138 × 7 in

Alexandre Khondji

Alexandre Khondji

Untitled (Go), 2025

Motorized rotating platforms

Each component:

350 × 350 × 17 cm

138 × 138 × 7 in

Alexandre Khondji

Alexandre Khondji

Untitled (Go), 2025

Motorized rotating platforms

Each component:

350 × 350 × 17 cm

138 × 138 × 7 in

Artist Biography

Alexandre Khondji's practice is rooted in research-driven site-specificity. His works, varied in form and complexity, delicately balance intervention with the properties of the contexts they inhabit.

Khondji lives and works in Paris. His first solo exhibition with the gallery took place in 2025. His work has also been exhibited at the 4th Okayama Art Summit, the Fondation Pernod Ricard in Paris, the Museum für moderne Kunst (MMK) in Frankfurt, the Capc Musée d’art contemporain in Bordeaux, and the LUMA Foundation in Arles.