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Bruno Planade
France
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Work created as a duo.
An invitation to enter a colorful and poetic world
by two artists - Stéphanie Derouèche and Bruno Planade - with complementary sensibilities and universes.
Experimental and abstract, the works in the "A 4 mains" series offer a blend of colors, where the gestures of one artist extend or merge with those of the other.
in a natural or provoked way, in an artistic process experienced as an extraordinary human experience.
An invitation to enter a colorful and poetic world
by two artists - Stéphanie Derouèche and Bruno Planade - with complementary sensibilities and universes.
Experimental and abstract, the works in the "A 4 mains" series offer a blend of colors, where the gestures of one artist extend or merge with those of the other.
in a natural or provoked way, in an artistic process experienced as an extraordinary human experience.
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 23.6x23.6in
Bruno Planade
France
Bruno Planade is an abstract painter living and working in Clermont-Ferrand.
His approach revolves around a concept he calls "total vibratory space": a painting where color doesn't settle but circulates, and where each gesture remains legible as a movement. His canvases emerge from instinctive gestures, drips, and layering, in a constant tension between control and letting go.
He extends this research into immersive works painted in virtual reality, in which the viewer physically enters the painting and finds themselves surrounded by it. For him, it is not a separate discipline: it is the canvas extended into space.
His work has been the subject of solo exhibitions in Clermont-Ferrand (Galerie Volcanic'Art, L'Entrée des artistes – Ophis) and Châtel-Guyon (Galerie Maupassant). He has also been featured in numerous group exhibitions, including the Versailles Biennale (2024) and the Salon de Bourges (2022).
His approach revolves around a concept he calls "total vibratory space": a painting where color doesn't settle but circulates, and where each gesture remains legible as a movement. His canvases emerge from instinctive gestures, drips, and layering, in a constant tension between control and letting go.
He extends this research into immersive works painted in virtual reality, in which the viewer physically enters the painting and finds themselves surrounded by it. For him, it is not a separate discipline: it is the canvas extended into space.
His work has been the subject of solo exhibitions in Clermont-Ferrand (Galerie Volcanic'Art, L'Entrée des artistes – Ophis) and Châtel-Guyon (Galerie Maupassant). He has also been featured in numerous group exhibitions, including the Versailles Biennale (2024) and the Salon de Bourges (2022).
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