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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
18.1x15in
About this artwork
This work engages the body not as an autonomous entity, but as a zone of relationship.
The face-to-face encounter does not describe a psychological meeting, but a threshold: where identities cease to be closed and become permeable.
The human figure is conceived here as an unstable environment, shaped by the presence of the other. Painting then becomes a matter of working with the interface, more than the form itself. I don't yet know everything… it contains.
As a painter, I am developing research in contemporary painting. My creations are part of a pictorial research inspired by the notion of the holobiont, which considers the human being as an ecosystem made up of multiple interactions, human, animal, plant and contextual.
Through my painting, I explore the complexity of these interactions by approaching, for example, the face as a surface traversed by flows, transformations, and coexistences. The pictorial material, worked through layers, slippages, and repetitions, becomes the very site of these interactions.
My painted works thus seek to (1) reveal a presence in motion, where the human appears as a relational organism, open and in perpetual mutation; (2) study the interactions between an organism, its host and its environment; (3) question the relationship of the human to himself, to his fellow humans, to animals, to plants, to microorganisms, in a given environment.