Post-Fair Paris: Aimée Parrott

Booth 3
74 Rue du Temple, Paris
19 - 24 October 2026, 11am - 7pm

We are delighted to be showing a selection of works by Aimée Parrott at Post-Fair Paris this October. 

In a recent conversation with Jennifer Higgie, Parrott described her approach to making as ‘an ebb and flow, a kind of listening, paying attention, letting things happen and then trying to hone them into something’. She has spoken previously of the painting surface as a porous, skin-like boundary – ‘a stand-in for the body, a fragile, permeable site.’ In her work, biological, ecological, cosmological and geological frames of reference collide and jostle.

Recent works continue to explore the disjunction between internal sensations and exterior impressions with works that hover between gesture and form, suggesting hybridity, metamorphosis and a symbiotic blurring of boundaries. While some of her works read as abstraction, her sensitivity to representational motifs reveals an interest in the transformations found in ecological or geological structures and other matter. There are connections to the sea, repeated figurative gestures such as fossils and shells appear and landscapes resonate and recede, creating fluidity on the threshold of abstraction.