No More Reality, Reunion, 2006

In "No More Reality, Reunion" (2006), Philippe Parreno employs phosphorescent ink on paper to create a work that engages with the ephemeral and immaterial qualities of light and perception. The use of phosphorescent material means the artwork requires darkness to reveal itself, thus making visibility dependent on conditions of non visibility and challenging conventional modes of viewing. This piece exemplifies Parreno's broader artistic practice of questioning representation and the mechanisms through which we experience and construct reality.