The line between the artificial and the real is blurred in the sculptures of Genesis Belanger, who explores uncomfortable truths through domestic scenes and public art.

Her works like “Dreams of the Luddite” and “Care-taken” highlight our unease with technology and capitalism, while her outdoor project in Manhattan questions the randomness of societal change.

Their uncanny charm turns everyday objects into eerie spectacles, inviting viewers to ponder their place in a complex world. In New York, you can explore these thoughts at Perrotin until the end of October.

Belanger’s pieces reflect that life is both exhilarating and devastating – a constant tension we all navigate daily.