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Other artworks by Jerome WALLUT
This first work in a future series explores the facets of the same subject: This terrace on the sea as a graphic meditation.
It unfolds like a geometric theater,
Created on thick grained paper, the work deploys different techniques: a vibrant acrylic base serves as a setting for superpositions of matte gouache and Indian ink to convey a tension between structural rigor and gestural freedom."
Technical details:
Support: 300 g/m² artistic paper… (50x65)
Medium: Acrylic, extra-fine gouache and Indian ink
It unfolds like a geometric theater,
Created on thick grained paper, the work deploys different techniques: a vibrant acrylic base serves as a setting for superpositions of matte gouache and Indian ink to convey a tension between structural rigor and gestural freedom."
Technical details:
Support: 300 g/m² artistic paper… (50x65)
Medium: Acrylic, extra-fine gouache and Indian ink
- Medium : Acrylic, Gouache on Paper
- Other details : Artwork unmounted, but already framed and ready to hang.
- Dimensions : 19.7x25.6in
Jerome WALLUT
France
My mother painted. She left very early, she had time to pass on the desire to paint to me but not the technique.
This lack of technique pushed me to seek my own path, an artistic journey that continues today.
I have always drawn but it was Gilles Dumas, a painter from Meudon, who freed me from technique and allowed me to take action.
He taught me the art of "patouiller" (the freedom of mixing techniques)
Since then, I always look with the desire to draw and paint what I feel!
My themes and my techniques?
You will see it very quickly: The trees, the south, the paths that lead to the sea,
My sketchbook is an iPad
Dry pastel (on acrylic).
Gouache and oil
Watercolor and pure ink
and I mix it all up!
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to see all: copy this link into your browser - bit.ly/Jerome_wallut
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"A painting only lives through the person who looks at it." – Pablo Picasso
This lack of technique pushed me to seek my own path, an artistic journey that continues today.
I have always drawn but it was Gilles Dumas, a painter from Meudon, who freed me from technique and allowed me to take action.
He taught me the art of "patouiller" (the freedom of mixing techniques)
Since then, I always look with the desire to draw and paint what I feel!
My themes and my techniques?
You will see it very quickly: The trees, the south, the paths that lead to the sea,
My sketchbook is an iPad
Dry pastel (on acrylic).
Gouache and oil
Watercolor and pure ink
and I mix it all up!
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to see all: copy this link into your browser - bit.ly/Jerome_wallut
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"A painting only lives through the person who looks at it." – Pablo Picasso
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
$720