Paola Pivi transforms Perrotin Paris into a space of political wonder

Perrotin is presenting Live again, an exhibition exploring Paola Pivi's unique ability to transform wonder into a potent tool for political and spiritual reflection. Pivi debuts a new series of work, New life, which includes an installation of fifty stars of tree branches, composed from lemon trees alongside one bronze composition. For the exhibition, the artist used lemon trees used to create the artworks, which have been cut with care and attention so that the roots can regrow into new plants. This exhibition marks Pivi's sixth solo exhibition in Paris and her twelfth exhibition with the gallery. Paola Pivi is currently presenting the solo exhibition I don’t like it, I love it at the Art Gallery of Western Australia in Perth, on view until April 26. From April 2, several of her works will also be included in Tragicomica, a group exhibition at the MAXXI – National Museum of 21st Century Arts in Rome. In spring 2026, the artist will be the subject of a major monographic exhib