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Carved and Burnt

Picture, image, art, peinture, carton, painting,  baptiste, gerbier, brûlure, déchet, burnt, garbage, cardboard, sculpter, carve, carved, scuplture

95 x 55 cm (2014)

Picture, image, art, peinture, carton, painting,  baptiste, gerbier, brûlure, déchet, burnt, garbage, cardboard, sculpter, carve, carved, scuplture

120 x 85 cm (2014)

Picture

130 x 70 cm (2017)

Picture, image, art, peinture, carton, mur, wall, painting, cardboard

135 x 95 cm (2014)


Picture

75 x 150 cm (2016)

 Contrary to canvas, cardboard has an actual thickness and in all my series, I use this thickness. But in this serie, I use it even more :
I carve its thickness deeper than usual and I burn the cardboard. In other words, through these two processes, I sculpt my paintings.
Another way of scuplting my paintings that I use in this serie is to incorporate worn materials and objects into my paintings.

All these processes allow us to touch time. I favor materials viewed as non-noble (cardboard, plaster, sheet metal, plastic...) precisely because of their vulnerability to time.


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