Compression gravée "Le noyer de Combleux" yann hervis

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Compression gravée "Le noyer de Combleux"

yann hervis

2020 • France • Collage, Engraving on Wood , Wood

37 x 37 in

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yann hervis

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Medium : Collage, Engraving on Wood , Wood
Framing : Framed
Dimensions : 37.4x37.4in

About this artwork

In this work, I wanted to capture the deep essence of a walnut tree, a symbol of strength and calm. Through collage and delicate incision, I express a harmony between nature and abstraction. This intense blend of textures and layers invites us to feel the living energy that emanates from the tree.
Glued wood, vacuum compressed and sand scarified + wood engraving and pigments.
American box frame tinted gray.

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yann hervis

France

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Yann Hervis, born on February 15, 1956 in Juvisy-sur-Orge, is a contemporary French artist, whose aesthetic research, techniques and plastic vocabulary are multiple: in turn marquetry artist, draftsman, engraver, sculptor, designer, visual artist, with a constantly renewed creativity, he works with many materials, as diverse as wood, glass, bronze, corten steel, stainless steel, stone, paper, of which he explores, freely and in a very personal way, the innumerable possibilities, between forms and colors, poetry and modernity, acuity of the gaze and precision of the gesture. He has also carried out, in the public domain, large-scale artistic projects

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