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Solo Exhibition
Galerie Dar, Paris
05.09.24-25.10.24



Opening: September 05th, 7-9 PM

Galerie Dar

38 rue de sambre et Meuse, 75010 Paris







Hyphen


Exhibition
Heit, Berlin
25.05.24-22.06.24


“Hypen”, an exhibition exploring themes of reflection, shape-shifting, adaptation, and inscription, sprawling within the walls of Heit, akin to mycelium’s fruiting bodies. Emerging from an investigation into the notion of “basement” within Heit's subterranean location, the exhibition embraces the available spaces, weaving intricate connections among the diverse artistic practices in the show: sculpture, painting, photography, printing, and installation.

Artists : Mara Fortunatović, Zarah Landes and Daniela Macé-Rossiter

Curated by Gabriela Anco

Opening: May 25, 3-8 PM

With a performance by the duo HormoneS taking place in the space on May 31st, leaving a sound trace within the exhibition. By harmonizing electronic and classical harpsichord sounds, their composition evokes an ethereal yet tangible aura, blending noises reminiscent of the past and the present.

Performance: May 31, 7:30 PM

www.heitberlin.de







Dear Anitya,


Solo exhibition
Czong Institut for Contemporary Art, Seoul
08.11.23-12.11.23


Anitya, the Sanskrit term for impermanence, resonates with the essence of life itself. It signifies the undeniable reality that all things in the universe are bound by the ceaseless dance of transformation. It encapsulates the fleeting nature of existence, the ceaseless flow of time, and the inevitable change that envelops everything.

The exhibition « Dear Anitya, » takes the form of a letter addressed to Anitya. Through three series of artworks: "Superfluid," "It’s a Different State," and « Mon(a)de", the viewers are invited to contemplate the fluidity, transience, and interconnectedness that characterize the impermanent nature of existence itself.

www.cicamuseum.com






Hot Mess III

Exhibition
Kühlhaus, Berlin
22.05.2022


Group exhibition with Olafur Eliasson, Alicja Kwade, Dorothee Diebold, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Carla Chan, Lovro Artukovic, Zinu Kim, Sejla Kameric, Mara Fortunatović, Mathias Euwer, Ahu Dural, Anna Mirkin, Katharina Trudzinski, Lexia Hachtmann, Philip Topolovac, Satoko Kako, Alban Muja, and many more.


curated by Yolandé Gouws & Vanja Zanko


hotmess.art






Curatorial Part de Deux

Exhibition
vaulted cellar, Gewerbehof Königstadt, Berlin-Mitte, Germany
07-15.05.2022, 4-8 pm



Opening : 6.5., 7pm

Participating artists : Nicolas Astorga, Gleb Bas, Florian Bielefeldt, Mathias Euwer, Ulli Grötz, Franziska Harnisch, Judith Karcheter, Susanne Kunkel, Luca Longagnani, Nora Lube, Keegan Luttrell, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Olivia Martin Moore, Philippine de Salaberry, Carlos Sfeir Vottero, Ramona Taterra, Jakob Urban

curated by Mirjam C. Wendt and Franziska Harnisch

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entrance : Straßburger Str. 53, 10405 Berlin, U. Rosa-Luxemburg Platz, Berlin-Mitte


www.artspring.berlin







Point de Vue

Video Presentation
KINDL - Zentrum für zetigenössische Kunst, Berlin-Neukölln, Germany
09.12.2021, 17h-21h


« Point de vue » est une série de rencontres filmées qui donne la parole à des profils de créatifs et créatives français.e.s basé.e.s à Berlin. Dirigée par un ou une commissaire indépendant.e, en 2020 Tristan Deschamps et en 2021 Amandine Croset, cette série met en lumière lesartistes français ayant choisi Berlin comme lieu de vie et de travail. Grace à des épisodes filmés dans les ateliers des artistes, « Point de vue » est une découverte intime des approchesartistiques et inspirations de chacun.e. La première saison a été l’occasion d’échanger avec huit artistes plasticiens. La deuxième saison de 2021 est un focus sur le design, la céramique, le textile, le graphisme et l’illustrationau travers de six portraits. Les règles sanitaires en place le 9 décembre 2021 dans le Land de Berlin seront appliquées.

Point de vue est une série du programme "Jeunes Commissaires" du Bureau des arts plastiques de l'Institut français d'Allemagne, initiée en coopération avec le Ministère français de la Culture et l'Office franco-allemand pour la jeunesse. Les saisons 2020 et 2021 reçoivent le soutien de TV5Monde.

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„Point de vue“ ist eine Videoreihe mit Porträts von in Berlin lebenden französischen bildendenKünstler*innen und Designer*innen. Dieses Projekt wird jeweils von einem freiberuflichenKurator oder einer Kuratorin begleitet, 2020 von Tristan Deschamps und 2021 von AmandineCroset, und beleuchtet das Leben und Wirken französischer Künstler*innen, die Berlin als ihreHeimat ausgewählt haben. Die in den Ateliers der Künstler*innen gedrehten Videoporträtsgeben einen tiefen Einblick in die künstlerischen Ansätze und Inspirationen jedes*r Einzelnen.Die erste Ausgabe bot die Gelegenheit, sich mit acht bildenden Künstler*innen auszutauschen.Bei dieser zweiten Ausgabe geht es anhand von fünf Porträts um Design, Keramik, Textilienund grafische Gestaltung.Die am 9. Dezember 2021 im Land Berlin geltenden Gesundheitsvorschriften werden angewendet.

Point de vue ist eine Serie des Programms "Jeunes Commissaires" des Büros für Bildende Kunst desInstitut français Deutschland, initiiert in Zusammenarbeit mit dem französischen Kulturministerium unddem Deutsch-Französischen Jugendwerk. Die Ausgaben 2020 und 2021 werden von TV5Mondeunterstützt.

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KINDL – Zentrum für zeitgenössische Kunst
Maschinenhaus M0Am Sudhaus 3, 12053 Berlin-Neukölln


www.institutfrancais.de







À l’âge de PIERRE...

Exhibition
Morpho Quai36, former Pierre Cardin Museum, Saint-Ouen-Sur-Seine
17.09-12.12.21


"Cette exposition est avant tout un hommage à celui qui fut le maître des lieux mais également un des pionniers dans l’art de la mode et dans les moyens de le faire connaître au monde entier. Le titre est à la fois un questionnement sur le devenir de chaque être humain, de ce qu’il désirait faire enfant « à l’âge de » et celui de tous les possibles. Il est aussi une allusion non dénuée d’humour à la collection des nombreux biens immobiliers que possédait Pierre Cardin. Aujourd’hui, une part de cet investissement dans la PIERRE va trouver tout son sens puisque, ce qui fut son espace culturel, va être transformé en une résidence étudiante… Une boucle sera ainsi bouclée. Toutes les oeuvres choisies répondent à la personnalité de ce touche-à-tout de génie. A travers la puissante présence de la couleur et des formes mais aussi par la poésie, le théâtre et les interrogations sur la nécessité de créer. Dans l’espace Mausolée dévolu au portrait «Hommaginaire » de Monsieur Cardin, son esprit semble vouloir continuer à converser encore un peu avec nous, avant de prendre son envol en compagnie de Morpho, ce papillon éphémère : l’instigateur de cette heureuse exposition."
Commissaire d'exposition : Edwart Vignot


Group exhibition with Maxime Biou, Benoît Blanchard, Josué Comoe, Adrien Couvrat, Gaël Davrinche, Nicolas Dhervillers, Quentin DMR, Sarah Jérôme, L'Outsider, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Jean-Luc Verna, Edwart Vignot


Article France Info : L’ancien musée Pierre Cardin de Saint-Ouen transformé en galerie d’art éphémère


morpho.quai36.com






FUTURE PAST PERFECT

Exhibition
Spoiler Aktionsraum, Berlin
17-19.09 & 24-26.09 & 01-03.10 2021


The exhibition FUTURE PAST PERFECT includes works by 10 artists who break the boundaries of the exhibition space with site-specific interventions, sculptural fragments and performances. The artists break with conventions of exhibition practice in the commercial art business. They take the local coincidences as an opportunity to create new works. Starting from the now in the here, artistic intentions are released and the ordinary is strained in the context of contemporary discourses.

FUTURE PAST PERFECT invalidates the condition of the present and creates new rights to exist: Tomorrow the future will had already left the building.


Group exhibition with Emma Adler, Merle Dammhayn, Lena Marie Emrich, Katrine Hoffmeyer Tougård, Ada van Hoorebeke, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Florian Neufeldt, Felix Oehmann, Fabian Anselm Orasch, Martin Remus

Part of the official programm of the 10th edition of the Berlin Art Week


Spoiler Aktionsraum

berlinartweek.de











Hot Mess II

Exhibition
Napoleon Komplex, Berlin
18-20.06.2021

 

Group exhibition with Adrian Lohmüller, Ahmet Ögüt, Ahu Dural, Alicja Kwade, Allistair Walter, Amélie Riech, Anna Slobodnik, Artist on the Moon, Astvaldur, Baldassare Mario, Berenice Güttler, Cheonghye Sophia, Colette Vermeulen, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Dareos Khalili, Dora Durkesac, Dorothee Diebold, Douglas Auersperg, Ed Gill, Fabian Anselm Orasch, Franziska Harnisch, Fred Thackeray-Vincent, Gabriel Beçak, Gabriela Lesmes López, Gawie Joubert, Gregor Hildebrandt, Heyon Han, Jakub Kubica, Jan Kohlby, Johannes Schön, Julia Grybos & Barbora Zentkova, Julian Simon, Katharina Trudzinski, Keegan Luttrell, Lexia Hachtmann, Lovro Artukovic, Luca Longagnani, Maness, Maria Secio, Mark Walker, Mara Fortunatovic, Markus Gley, Massimiliano Rossetto, Mehtap Baydu, Michelle Chen, Nicoleta Auersperg, Nils Blau, Odey Curbelo, oona caix, Pätzug/Hertweck, Philip Topolovac, Roger Eberhard, Salvatore Siciliano, Super Model Services 3D, Satoko Kako, Sebastian Körbs, Sophie Erlund, Stefanie Egedy, Stephanie Cedeño, Stephen Kent, V3 & Humatic, Yolandé Gouws, Yvonne Adreini


curated by Yolandé Gouws & Vanja Zanko


hotmess.art







Plans sur la Comète

Exhibition
Spoiler Aktionsraum, Berlin
10-13.01.2020


“Plans sur la comète” is derived from the French expression "tirer des plans sur la comète" which is the equivalent of the English expression “build castles in the air” (German: „Luftschlösser bauen“). It literally means: to make plans on the comet. The expression originates to the end of the 19th Century when a very bright comet could be observed from earth. The fact that the appearance of a comet seen from planet earth is an ephemeral incident whereas the idea of „making a plan“ requires time, as such is provoking an imaginative tension. It opens up a field of associative relations.
This so to say cosmic field is marked through the antagonisms of ground and air, reality and illusion, the possible and the impossible, space and outer space. Thus, it builds a bridge between the human being and his sense of an outside world. This sense - triggered by confusion and alienation - creates the imagination that is necessary to encounter the edges of these antagonisms.

The displayed artistic positions engage with different layers of perception and representations of reality. Engaging with different mediums the exhibition zooms-in and zooms-out on the relativity of what is certain. While cutting the edges of their mediums itself, the works allow the impossible to be possible; therewith they bring into being “plans sur la comète”.

Group exhibition with Emma Adler, Mathias Euwer, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Real Madrid, Anselm Schenkluhn


Spoiler Aktionsraum







Studio Alicja Kwade Exhibition

Exhibition
Studio Alicja Kwade, Berlin
12-13.01.2019


Group exhibition with Alicja Kwade, Adrian Lohmüller, Adam Raymont, Adam Fearon, Baldassare Ruspoli, Calvin Sangster, Dora Durkesac, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Igor Bleischwitz, Jeremy Brann, Natalie Brück, Keegan Luttrell, Paulette Penje, Valentin Hertweck






Scrolling, Scroll, Scrl

Exhibition
+DEDE, Berlin
11-15.07.2018


Live Streams have allowed communities to follow events as they are happening live, as more and more platforms are proposing streaming tools, individuals around the globe are tuning in and tuning out, projecting themselves into a live reality. Those parallel realities created through the stream of data can be used as a tool for appropriation of public space but also as a dislocating mechanism for the surrounding environment hence creating another reality, one that resides lost in translation, in the fleetingness of the moment.


Group exhibition with Guilhem Causse, Flavio Degen, Yusuke Taninaka, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Baptiste Roca, Laura Yuile


curated by Tristan Deschamps

+DEDE






Matinée

Exhibition
rs20, Berlin
23.06.2018


Group exhibition with Esben Holk, Agne Juodvalkyte, Zoë Claire Miller, Peter Odinzow, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Björn Streeck, Oystein Aasan, Lotta Bartoschewski, Felix Becker, Samantha Bohatsch, Lena Marie Emrich, Mathias Euwer, Josephine Hans


curated by Lena Marie Emrich







It’s hot! It’s lake time!

Exhibition
Lake Studios, Berlin
09-10.06.2018


Group exhibition with Michael Augustinski, Kaouro Shibuta, Daniela Macé-Rossiter (photo above), Dominique Kleiner


Performances by Nobutaka Shomura and Kazuma Glen Motomura

curated by Marcela Giesche

lakestudiosberlin.com







Sur Rendez-Vous

Exhibition
Galerie Arnaud Deschin, Paris
01-31.12.2017


Group exhibition with Jeunghae Yim, Marcus Kreiss, Stella Sujin, Constance Camus Govoroff, Catalina Niculescu, Laura Lindlief, Hélène Garcia, Tiphaine Calmettes, Sophie Kitching, Marc-Antoine Serra, Lucille Uhlrich, Anne Le Troter, Ibai Hernandorena, Nicolas Milhé, Bertrand Lacombe & Sophie Dejode, Francisco da Mata, Vincent Ceraudo, Eleonor Klène, Cyril Verde, Xavier Mary, Vincent Ganivet, David Evrard, César Chevalier, Art Dech, Cécile di Giovanni, Cima Rahmankhah, Daniela Macé-Rossiter, Ghislaine Vappereau, Sophie Boursat, Rémy Brière, Jérôme Cavaliere, Véronique Bourgoin, Philipp Schwalb, Marcel Huppauf, Matthieu Clainchard, Jonas Locht, Michael Debatty, Georges Autard, Quentin Spohn, Baptiste Rabichon, Nicolas H Muller, Laurent Perbos.


curated by Arnaud Deschin


arnauddeschingalerie.com







Afterimage


Exhibition
Schlesischestr.38a, Berlin
09-16.12.2016







Aequilibrium

Exhibition
Hochparterre, Berlin 
17-24.06.2016


with Daniela Macé-Rossiter and Veronika Schumacher


Hochparterre







Magnétique

Exhibition
Studio Chérie, Berlin
22.05.2016


Installation by Daniela Macé-Rossiter

Performances by Shiri Lukash & SoRA, Derck Litte & Robin Koek, JØRCK


curated by Astrid Rostaing


www.studiocherie.net





























About



*1986 in Paris (FR) lives and works in Berlin.

Daniela Macé-Rossiter is a french-venezuelan female artist who grew up in an art, music and dance lovers family, on the Reunion Island in the Indian Ocean and in the region of Paris (FR). She has been living in Berlin (GER) since 2008. She obtained the Bachelor of Art at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d'Art de Paris-Cergy (FR) in June 2008 and the Master Diploma at the Kunsthochschule Berlin-Weißensee (GER) in July 2012.

Her work has been shown in international exhibitions, including at the Pierre Cardin Museum (Saint-Ouen, FR), at Spoiler for the 10th Berlin Art Week (Berlin, GER), at Arnaud Deschin Galerie (Paris, FR), at Alicja Kwade Studio (Berlin, GER), at the Théâtre de la Michodière (Paris, FR), at SWDZ (Vienna, AUT), at DNA Gallery (Berlin, GER), at Brio Box (Paris, FR), at the Kunsthalle am Hamburger Platz (Berlin, GER), at the Shoreditch Underground (London, UK), at So Stockholm (Stockholm, SWE), at XL Combines (Milano, IT), at the Fernsehturm Alexanderplatz (Berlin, GER), at the Kosmetiksalon Babette (Berlin, GER), at Galerie Spokojna for the VI Warsaw Festival of Art Photography (Warsaw, POL), at Galeria 13 (Mexico city, MEX).


Last Exhibitions & Events :

Dear Anitya, Czong Institut for Contemporary Art, Seoul (KOR), 2023
HotMess III, Kühlhaus, Berlin (GER), 2022
Curatorial Part de Deux, Gewerbehof Königstadt, Berlin (GER), 2022
À l’âge de Pierre, Musée Pierre Cardin, Saint-Ouen (FR), 2021
Presentation of Point de Vue, Kindl Museum - Center for Contemporary Art, Berlin (GER), 2021
Future Past Perfect, Spoiler, Berlin (GER), 2021
HotMess II, Napoleon Komplex, Berlin (GER), 2021
Plans sur la Comète, Spoiler, Berlin (GER), 2020
Rosasite, Galerie asterisk*, online, 2020




photo credit : Mathias Euwer




Interview of the Office for Visual Arts of the French Institute, 2020




My work is protean, spanning mediums such as fabric, embroidery, photography, sculpture, and installation. This research, grounded in mise en abyme and image stratification, investigates the corporeality of forms, deeply engaging with themes of transformation, materiality, and organic cycles. I am drawn to organic shapes, from the infinitesimally small to the immense, probing the origins and essence of matter itself. The tension between the lightness and volatility of the image and the inherent gravity of material mirrors a dynamic antagonism—a fluid space where opposites coexist and interact.

Fabric and embroidery are central to my work, chosen for their rich symbolic and tactile qualities, allowing images to manifest across multiple levels. Moving between mediums, as one might shift between physical states, serves as a way to fragment and transform the image, approaching it as if it were a living organism. Each medium introduces a new layer of meaning, reflecting the continuous flow of the world and evoking what Romain Rolland termed the “oceanic feeling”—a profound immersion that transcends time and space, connecting us to an expansive, interconnected whole.

This exploration of hybrid states and organic forms captures a complexity that mirrors the world’s ongoing transformation, where origins dissolve and renew in an endless cycle.









Mark




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