
Désamarrer
Collective Exhibition at Galerie Cinq Dimensions
"Désamarrer", a word rich in meaning, multifaceted like a ship ready to set sail. A term deeply rooted in the Creole language, laden with interwoven significations that evoke a multitude of images, emotions, and stories.
In the maritime world, Désamarrer immediately suggests departure, travel, but also rupture. This old word, still alive in Réunion, recalls pirates and sailing ships that once traversed the waters, but also the end of adolescence—the moment when one frees oneself from the ties that hold them back to embark on the unknown, much like a young person leaving the family home to venture into the world, both excited and intimidated by the vastness of what lies ahead. It is the image of a small boat drifting away from the shore, carrying dreams, discoveries, and promises, but also risks and challenges.
"Désamarrer" is also a moment of transition, of separation—a word that resonates as an act of courage and determination. The act of casting off is an adventure, where one takes risks, exposing oneself to both sorrow and joy, where each wave can be an obstacle or an opening toward an unknown horizon. It is a gesture of liberation, a quest for freedom, a movement toward a better, often uncertain, but always hopeful future.
In this collective exhibition, Galerie Cinq Dimensions invites you to embark on this journey of Désamarrer. Through the works of the featured artists, you will be transported into worlds where imagination intertwines with reality, where the sea, pirates, sailing ships, and discoveries merge with the dreams of each creator. Each artwork is an invitation to set sail, to break free from constraints, to explore, to be moved, to confront the adventure of the unknown.
"Désamarrer" is not just a word, but a promise of escape, a call to freedom, a challenge that each must embrace in their own way. Come navigate through the dimensions of art and let yourself be carried away on this singular journey, where each piece tells a unique story—both personal and universal.
Rung Tsu Chang
