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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 39.4x39.4in
About this artwork
LUCKY
Lucky is an imaginary animal, which entered my work ten years ago. I represent him regularly with his scarf, his big eyes and his straight tail. An identifiable animal, solid, posed like a statue with a rounded exterior, like nature and inside the random and complex structure like man. Structure which is the basis of my work. Often represented alone in my works or integrated into my compositions.
It represents patience, calm, serenity. Her… presence although imaginary takes consistency in my creations. Pet that seeks its freedom by escaping into the first web that comes.
Lucky above all represents the chance of a presence of the one who paints it and the one who looks at it.
Lucky is an imaginary animal, which entered my work ten years ago. I represent him regularly with his scarf, his big eyes and his straight tail. An identifiable animal, solid, posed like a statue with a rounded exterior, like nature and inside the random and complex structure like man. Structure which is the basis of my work. Often represented alone in my works or integrated into my compositions.
It represents patience, calm, serenity. Her… presence although imaginary takes consistency in my creations. Pet that seeks its freedom by escaping into the first web that comes.
Lucky above all represents the chance of a presence of the one who paints it and the one who looks at it.
Bernard Baud
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
« My creations encompass the images of man and the nature that surrounds him. Inside every living being, there is a complex, organized, and random structure that defines who we are. »
Bernard Baud is mainly interested in art that has a spiritual or social function. All of the French painter and sculptor’s pieces are imbued with magical, mystical, or supernatural symbolism. All of the characters in his paintings have a kind gaze and are without judgment - they are ‘mirrors to our souls’. Baud primarily paints using acrylics on canvas.