Discover the creation in interiors
"Ferris wheel" is inspired by a quote from Georges Bataille, in L'érotisme: "Sexuality and death are only the acute moments of a celebration that nature celebrates with the inexhaustible multitude of beings".
The painting illustrates the subterfuges by which man shelters himself from this cycle of life and death described by Bataille. These are our homes, in which we pretend not to be subject to this feast. They are pavilions, houses from which… our nature, dreadful and exuberant, is denied. The illusion of intangibility is opposed by the perpetual movement of the wheel.
The canvas is signed on the back.
Canvas ready to hang (brass cord at the back).
Supervision possible on request.
The painting illustrates the subterfuges by which man shelters himself from this cycle of life and death described by Bataille. These are our homes, in which we pretend not to be subject to this feast. They are pavilions, houses from which… our nature, dreadful and exuberant, is denied. The illusion of intangibility is opposed by the perpetual movement of the wheel.
The canvas is signed on the back.
Canvas ready to hang (brass cord at the back).
Supervision possible on request.
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x39.4in
Mathieu Trezel
France
« Each of my landscapes is an ambivalent dialogue between reassuring homes and hostile forests, between sordid urban areas and protective nature, between image and matter. »
Mathieu Trezel is an emerging French artist who has exhibited his work nationally. He explores banal environments and aspects of suburbia, spaces that are rarely represented in art - the exact factor that interests him so. He delves into aesthetic fields that are rarely considered as such, infusing urban landscapes with sharp abstract elements and bright colours. Overall, painting is a way for Mathieu to make interior images real.
Credentials
- Works on commission