Thomas Klotz

Biography
Thomas Klotz
SANS TITRE, N°28, 2021
Thomas Klotz was born in 1977 in Seclin, in the north of France. He lives and works in Paris.
Forever fascinated by American colourists, he garnered attention in 2019 with his first book, Northscape, devoted to the muted suburban landscapes of the North of France. He turns his attention to the everyday, the trivial, which take on an intriguing and singular thickness under his gaze.
His second work, Ève, la montagne et la jeune fille, reads like a tale on the fragility and anxieties of his daughter, faced with the struggle of growing up. This series was exhibited at the Nathalie Obadia Gallery in February 2021, under the title "I’ll never be young again".
Having trained as a lawyer, it is another part of his universe which he tackles from 2021 onwards with Justice, through photography he explores the different notions which lie behind the term “justice”: the legal case, ceremony, reparation, reclusion…
 

Solo show

2022 Justice, Galerie Clémentine de la Féronnière, Paris

2021 I’ll never be young again, Galerie Nathalie Obadia, Paris

2019 Nortshscape, Galerie Eva Meyer, Paris

 

Group show

2021 Esprit Urbain, Galerie Esther Woerdehoff, Paris

2020 Musée des Beaux-Arts, Arras

2020 Fisheye Gallery, Arles

2020 et 2019 artgenève, Galerie Laurence Bernard, Genève

2018 Continent, Galerie 111, Paris

2018 Exposition avec Françoise Huguier, Agence DS, Paris

 

Bibliography

Justice, Maison CF, préface de Michel Poivert, 2022

Ève, la montagne et la jeune fille, EYD, préface de Bernard Plossu, 2021

Northscape, EYD, préface de Sonia Voss, 2019

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