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Ludovic JACCOUD
Switzerland
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x19.7in
About this artwork
Very good quality acrylic on canvas, 100cm x 50cmx3.6cm, 2019
Between allegory, metaphor, observation and anticipation this table describes a reality. It will be interpreted in different ways but will always feel the right way.
The kid's snake is an Arizona Coral. One of the most poisonous on this planet. Not to be confused with the King Snake whose rings are white surrounded by two blacks. And that is just a simple viper.
Do you not find… that there is something abnormal in the tiled floor as if an animal was crawling under the house?
Use of acrylic, the most recent medium because it suits the frenzy of our society.
Thanks for your interest.
© 2019 Ludovic Jaccoud Artwork. All rights reserved.
Between allegory, metaphor, observation and anticipation this table describes a reality. It will be interpreted in different ways but will always feel the right way.
The kid's snake is an Arizona Coral. One of the most poisonous on this planet. Not to be confused with the King Snake whose rings are white surrounded by two blacks. And that is just a simple viper.
Do you not find… that there is something abnormal in the tiled floor as if an animal was crawling under the house?
Use of acrylic, the most recent medium because it suits the frenzy of our society.
Thanks for your interest.
© 2019 Ludovic Jaccoud Artwork. All rights reserved.
Ludovic JACCOUD
Switzerland
« In our time, can art only be limited to the beautiful? »
Ludovic Jaccoud's paintings explore subjects relating to society, the ways of life in the virtual age, omnipresent injustices and recounts the stories of humans who live in this "tormented world". The Swiss artist describes anamorphosis and anamorphic portraits as allowing him to emphasize the oppression suffered by humankind. The deformations and bright colors present in Jaccoud's compositions are reflections of daily life, wherein humans face the difficult trials of life.
