If That Glass Breaks Humanity is Doomed

The project.

In the heart of Dubai, a city known for its towering skyscrapers and pulsating fusion of tradition and futuristic vision, Salomé Chatriot presents her inaugural solo exhibition in the Middle East, " If That Glass Breaks Humanity Is Doomed ," at Volery Gallery. Here, Chatriot doesn't simply exhibit; she unfolds a narrative that dances on the delicate line between the organic and the technologically sublime. In a world where the binary of nature versus machine often dominates discourse, Chatriot’s work whispers of a symbiosis so intimate, so intertwined, that it challenges the very foundations of this dichotomy.

With the revelation of 10 new paintings, Chatriot invites us into a realm where her artistic conjurations serve not merely as objects of visual fascination but as portals to a world teetering on the brink of ethereal balance. These pieces, crafted with a finesse that speaks to both the fragility and resilience of existence, are imbued with the essence of Dubai’s architectural marvels and the whispering sands that surround it. Each stroke, each layer of vibrant color, is a testament to the city’s spirit of innovation—a beacon of modernity that echoes the artist’s exploration of harmony between the digital and the corporeal.