We went to a phenomenal series of Art exhibitions last week at the Palais De Tokyo in Paris. Video artist Ed Atkins made us question reality, self-love, and the concept of being human with “Bastards”; a video shown in a dark room, complete with surround sound and pillowed walls that let us melt into the world he presented. In Ange Leccia’s installation entitled ‘Never the sea retires’, we were awakened and reminded of the power of our ocean as we watched her take a cinematic angle on the waves crashing down on the shore.
ANGE LECCIA Never the sea retires 
We were left speechless by the collaborative exhibit ‘All that Falls,’ which featured instillations and and breath taking work by Ronald Amstutz, Vasco Araújo, Julien Bismuth, Jean-Pascal Flavien, Dominique Ghesquière, Lola Gonzalez, Camille Henrot, Willy Kautz, Agnieszka Kurant, Julie Legrand, Urs Lüthi, Michael C. McMillen, Steve McQueen, Philip Metz, Deimantas Narkevicius, Tony Oursler, Daniel Pommereulle Benoit Pype, Delphine Reist, Lili Reynaud Dewar, Jimmy Robert, Miri Segal, Pablo Vargas Lugo. And Felix Baumgartner.
‘All that Falls’ exhibit at Palais De Tokyo
Below is a video my fiance and I took inside Michael C. McMillen’s installation ‘Final Destination’ from the ‘All that Falls’ exhibit.
