Collection PRESTIGE • Le Vaisseau d'or / Émile Nelligan
Digital on Paper
24x24in
$1,620
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Focher
Canada
Artist highlights
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Other artworks by Focher
Artwork details
- Medium : Clay Without Stand
- Dimensions : Length: 10in, Height: 7in, Depth: 10in
About this artwork
TRIBUTE TO THE BAND - YES
This sculpture is inspired by the song "I've Seen All Good People" by the British progressive rock band Yes. It specifically illustrates the chorus:
Move me on to any black square
Use me anytime you want
Just remember that the goal
Is for us all to capture all we want, anywhere (Move me on to any black square)
We therefore find a tower moving on the black squares, which are a creation based on the illustrations… of Roger Dean that we can see on the cover of the album Yessongs.
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Unique artwork made of polymer clay and hand-painted.
This sculpture is inspired by the song "I've Seen All Good People" by the British progressive rock band Yes. It specifically illustrates the chorus:
Move me on to any black square
Use me anytime you want
Just remember that the goal
Is for us all to capture all we want, anywhere (Move me on to any black square)
We therefore find a tower moving on the black squares, which are a creation based on the illustrations… of Roger Dean that we can see on the cover of the album Yessongs.
—
Unique artwork made of polymer clay and hand-painted.
Focher
Canada
Credentials
- Established Artist
- Prizewinner
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
André Faucher, retoucher turned digital artist, photographic artist and sculptor, expresses himself through various mediums. He merges photography and digital via Photoshop, and creates sculptures and art toys in polymer clay painted with acrylic. His creations pay homage to cultural icons and explore our daily lives, drawing inspiration from music, poetry and stories. His works evoke a vibrant nostalgia, revealing hidden emotions, an invitation to discover the secrets hidden in the details of his compositions.
