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JACQUES LACOURREGE
France
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Collage on Linen
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Framing :
Other rigid frame
Framing on request - Dimensions : 27.6x19.7in
About this artwork
In this pop art collage, I aimed to capture the dynamism and frenetic pace of urban culture. Using torn pieces of paper, chosen for their text, color, and texture, I composed a female portrait. These jumbled fragments represent the diversity and complexity of our contemporary lives, inviting viewers to explore the hidden depths and the human psyche. It's a captivating conversation piece that will boost the ambiance of any modern living space. The…
portrait is finally protected with a UV-resistant varnish.
JACQUES LACOURREGE
France
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Born in 1968, Jacques is an experienced artist. In 1993, having become a certified mathematics teacher in a secondary school, he realized that his future lay elsewhere: in his passion for art.
Jacques became a professional painter in 1997.
The theme of feelings is central to his work. Thus, each collage creates a visual rhythm embodying the complexity of emotions and feelings in our intertwined lives. Each fragment becomes a thought, and together they form a kind of meditative, colorful tapestry. Meditation and yoga, incidentally, are practices that Jacques has assiduously pursued for years.
Finally, Jacques loves this simple fact: diverting old magazine papers destined for the landfill to make, almost eternally, contemporary works of art.
A bit of a nonconformist, Jacques draws on his personal origins, which were rather very poor, for the seeds of his creation.
Jacques became a professional painter in 1997.
The theme of feelings is central to his work. Thus, each collage creates a visual rhythm embodying the complexity of emotions and feelings in our intertwined lives. Each fragment becomes a thought, and together they form a kind of meditative, colorful tapestry. Meditation and yoga, incidentally, are practices that Jacques has assiduously pursued for years.
Finally, Jacques loves this simple fact: diverting old magazine papers destined for the landfill to make, almost eternally, contemporary works of art.
A bit of a nonconformist, Jacques draws on his personal origins, which were rather very poor, for the seeds of his creation.
