acquiring ephemeral lands in the form of polaroids. In this intricate dialogue between mediums, Derenne invites us to witness the marriage of two worlds and ponder the profound implications of their entwined existence. "Uncharted" is a poetic invocation, a reminder of the fragility of the human mind. In this title, Derenne encapsulates the physical landscapes and the fragmentations within ourselves. Amidst these frozen and lush landscapes, the exhibition delves into the dimensions of our need to isolate and disconnect from the dissonance of daily existence. Derenne's work becomes a mirror reflecting the desire to reevaluate, to discern what truly matters in the quietude of self-imposed seclusion. The title becomes a compass, inviting us into the heart of fictional geographical frontiers and existentialist thoughts. 7:30 pm February 28th, 2024 On the occasion of the release of the documentary 24 Hour Sunset on Canal +, co-directed by Charles Derenne and Edouard de Luze, and co-produced by Scottish artist Douglas Gordon, the documentary will be screened on February 28th, 2024 at 7:30 pm. Derenne will introduce the documentary about the L.A. art scene through contemplative shots of intimate conversations between artists, gallery owners, and collectors such as Kenneth Anger, Paul McCarthy, Ariana Papademetropoulos, Raymond Pettibon, Jill Mulleady, Henry Taylor, Louise Bonnet, Jeffrey Deitch, and others. The screening will be followed by a Q&A. Charles Derenne ( Born in Paris in 1982) studied Fine Arts in Bordeaux, Music at Bordeaux Conservatory, and Modern Literature at the Sorbonne. The artist has presented and performed at Moma PS1, The New Museum, The Beyeler Foundation, the Palais de Tokyo, MAK Vienna, Lafayette Anticipation, Mana Fine Arts, The Yvon Lambert Library, and the Agnes B. Gallery. Derenne lives and works in Los Angeles