Perrotin is pleased to announce The Fortune Teller, the first solo exhibition of Brooklyn-based artist Ali Banisadr with the gallery at its Shanghai space.
Ali Banisadr has rigorously pursued a singular trajectory ever since he first began exhibiting his work in 2008. Open and sincere, his depictions are remarkable for their imaginative conjuring of a self-contained world. It is a world that Banisadr finds in the paint, like a seer who sees what others can’t.
Perrotin is pleased to present Table for Us, the first solo exhibition by Japanese-born, New York-based artist Susumu Kamijo at its Hong Kong gallery. In this new body of work, Kamijo reimagines the still life genre with a unique combination of whimsy and surrealism. His compositions layer floral and animal forms to create enigmatic scenes that evoke both nostalgia and a haunting sense of vitality, offering a fresh perspective on traditional motifs.
Perrotin Tokyo is pleased to present Parlour, an exhibition by Jens Fänge that invites us into a world of echoes and fragments—a domain that feels less like a room than a shadow of a room. The term parlour itself reaches back to the Middle Ages, when in monasteries silence was absolute, save for the parlour, the sole room where conversation could resume. Here, Fänge’s parlour becomes a private, domestic theater where people, animals, and ordinary objects appear like half-remembered scenes, familiar yet spliced and rearranged, as if he has reanimated an interior world from elsewhere, conjuring it through a kind of painterly alchemy.
Perrotin Seoul is pleased to present a solo exhibition by German painter Thilo Heinzmann, born in 1969. The show marks the artist’s second solo exhibition in Korea, following his debut at Perrotin Seoul in 2017. The exhibition features over 10 of Heinzmann’s latest works, created between 2023 and 2024.
