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Jesús Tejedor
France
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210 pieces
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
Artwork details
- Medium : Collage, Engraving on Paper
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Framing :
Cardboard
Framing on request - Dimensions : 77.6x374in
About this artwork
Series of 10 units
Mixed technique on 250grs paper, in 95 X 197 cms. Engraving, ink, collages
Bosque was born out of wanting to share the sensation he experienced when he entered the hidden, surprising and mysterious part of any forest. This intrusion causes him unease and awakens ancestral fears, while attracting him with a sensual and magical call.
At the same time, the idea of the forest is a vindication of the commitment to the protection… of the Environment, "among other things," he says, "because I believe that we should exalt what we actually are instead of mistreating ourselves," and we are nature.
Mixed technique on 250grs paper, in 95 X 197 cms. Engraving, ink, collages
Bosque was born out of wanting to share the sensation he experienced when he entered the hidden, surprising and mysterious part of any forest. This intrusion causes him unease and awakens ancestral fears, while attracting him with a sensual and magical call.
At the same time, the idea of the forest is a vindication of the commitment to the protection… of the Environment, "among other things," he says, "because I believe that we should exalt what we actually are instead of mistreating ourselves," and we are nature.
Jesús Tejedor
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
« Among graphic art, kinetic, optical, surreal, figurative, committed ... sometimes one or the other, sometimes all at once: l plasticize character, tolerance, and try to practice with intransigence. »
Jesús Tejedor is a painter and printmaker based in France whose works have been exhibited nationally, in Spain, Morocco, Mexico, Brazil, Italy, Germany, and Sudan. He is fascinated by different eras, beginning in pre-history, and explores their varying convictions of beauty and denial. Tejedor's compositions also portray interactions of micro-biology, the unit of habitat, reproduction, and "the mother". He describes his art as a commitment, not with an ideology, rather, with an attitude and the choice of a way of life.
