Siobhan Liddell Feb 2 – Mar 23, 2013 I Galerie Eric Dupont, Paris

Throught the roman light, arising from other Times that would be those of a furtive and universal 
poetry, use to levitate the works of Siobhan Liddell. Like in weighlessness, drawings and 
sculptures of paper underline the air, in an infinite grace and delicacy, light and deep, intently 
harmonic.
We use to stay here, calm, among masks and corollas, unlikely harlequins and eternal flowers –
in this delicate and ageless clarity.
The one of inspiration.

A Shaman listening to old souls that exist in us, inhabiting silence out of which comes sound. 
Creation and desire continue throughout time. The artist takes note of the primal nature of doing, 
repetition of imagery to make work informed by the surroundings and inviting in the beyond. 
The pieces made in Rome include drawing, sculpture and painting in creations moving between 
spontaneity and formality. 
The nature of gods and oracles requires the force of others to maintain our intentions. Ritual in 
nature, natural ways of coming together pay homage to our place in the world and to those that 
came before us. 
Siobhan Liddell
Introduction : Cécile de Hann

 Photo courtesy of the artist and Eric Dupont Galerie.

Black, White and Green, 2012, paper mache, oil paint and bamboo, 84 x 47 x 16 cm