Established in New York in 1992, Soltani+LeClercq is a collaboration between Ali Soltani, an architect and Francine LeClercq, an artist. Their collaboration draws from a range of media with projects varying in type, medium, scale and context. Their diversified portfolio includes projects in architecture, design, painting, installations and writings. Individual and collaborative works have been exhibited in galleries, museums and other notable institutions in United States, Europe and Asia.
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Prior to his private practice, Ali Soltani has worked as project architect of national and international award winning projects in collaboration with the USA Group (85-87) and with Gaetano Pesce (86-92). He has been a visiting critic and has taught at various schools of architecture including Parsons School of Design, New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in Troy, NY (RPI).
Below is a link to a selection of his writings on art and architecture. |
Francine LeClercq is an award winning cross-disciplinary artist. She completed her education in interior architecture and fine arts with honors from the School of Decorative Arts in Strasbourg/ France. Recepient of the Ritleng Prize, she was selected by Gaetano Pesce as one of the five principle architects to work on the international European Bridge Project in Strasbourg prior inviting her to come to New York . Her work is grounded on the thematics of perception and the tectonics of painting.
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