Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms

Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms

Brandon Ballengée

May 04 – Jul 30, 2012

Brandon Ballengée

Vertical Fall in the Winter, 2010-2012

Description

Brandon Ballengée, a visual artist and biologist, will exhibit sculptural installations and photographs at Ronald Feldman Fine Arts in his first major solo exhibition in New York. The exhibition, Collapse: the Cry of Silent Forms, consists of three bodies of work that explore the effect of ecological degradation on marine life and avian and amphibian populations. Synthesizing scientific inquiry with art-making, Ballengée transforms his field research into metaphors that reveal the fragility of life forms in degraded ecosystems..

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DFA 117, Galatée, 2001-2007

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DFBB 1, Khaos, 2009-2010

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DFB 45 Ares, 2008

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Styx, 2012 (detail)

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Touch of Light, 2010-2012

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Brandon Ballengée

Verical Fall in the Winter, 2010-2012

Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Collapse: The Cry of Silent Forms, 2012

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Ronald Feldman Gallery has been at the frontier of contemporary art since 1971. The gallery is located in the SoHo neighborhood of New York City and exhibits performance, photography, new media, film, painting, drawing and sculpture.