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14.06–03.07.2026

Special opening times during Kolonie Wedding Weekend
Friday 26.11 7- 10 PM, Sat. 27.11 & Sun. 28.11 3 – 6 PM
Regular opening times: Saturday from 4 to 7pm

The exhibition À peu de chose près, specifically conceived for ROSALUX, brings together three recent works—Les variables [The Variables], Les espaces négatifs [Negative Spaces], and Les possibilités obliques [Oblique Possibilities]—into a body of work that bears witness to a progressive shift of photography toward its spatial potential. Images are no longer merely fixed; they are rearranged on surfaces associated with construction. Manufactured wood, recycled PVC banners, and colored plexiglass become the supports for a reflection on the materiality of the image in the digital age, dominated by the algorithmic regime of AI. Today, daily life is filtered and predictable: rather than observing the mutations of the built world around us, we contemplate streams of images compressed within the luminous surface of our screens.

À peu de chose près evokes a minimal, almost imperceptible shift; an uncertain space in which a viewpoint or a material tips toward another interpretation of reality. In Rocher’s work, it is often transformations—a variation in the support, an imbalance of the framing by a few centimeters, an inversion of tones, a displacement of the gaze—that profoundly alter our way of perceiving photographed spaces. The image never appears as a fixed given; it remains a construction site of limitless possibilities. It constructs transitional moments from these unstable conditions by reworking photographic gestures and knowledge. The aim of her photographic practice is to reveal the successive transformations of her immediate surroundings and to render the subtleties of her working process perceptible in a different way.