© 2015 Albert Palma
© 2015 Albert Palma
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Dyptique Sans Titre (2015) Drawing by Albert Palma
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Ink on Paper, 39.4x27.6 in
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47.2x33.5 in
Dimensions of the work alone, without framing: Height 39.4in, Width 27.6in - Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
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These untitled paintings from 2015 are emblematic of Albert Palma's style. "The image never ceases to change in itself, always different from itself. Those who contemplate it do not identify themselves, they get lost in it." described Pascal Quignard at the Guéret conference in Palma in 2010. These large drawings create the vibrational fields specific [...]
These untitled paintings from 2015 are emblematic of Albert Palma's style.
"The image never ceases to change in itself, always different from itself. Those who contemplate it do not identify themselves, they get lost in it." described Pascal Quignard at the Guéret conference in Palma in 2010.
These large drawings create the vibrational fields specific to Palma, contemplative for all.
Works sold separately.
"The image never ceases to change in itself, always different from itself. Those who contemplate it do not identify themselves, they get lost in it." described Pascal Quignard at the Guéret conference in Palma in 2010.
These large drawings create the vibrational fields specific to Palma, contemplative for all.
Works sold separately.
Artist represented by Galerie 24b.
Albert Palma est né en 1947 à Bône, en Algérie, où ses parents italiens se sont installés après avoir fui le fascisme. Il passe une partie de son adolescence dans le sud de la France, à Grasse. En quête d’un ailleurs, [...]
Albert Palma est né en 1947 à Bône, en Algérie, où ses parents italiens se sont installés après avoir fui le fascisme. Il passe une partie de son adolescence dans le sud de la France, à Grasse. En quête d’un ailleurs, il choisit la Marine pour effectuer son service militaire, puis se fait bûcheron en Suède, tout en menant des études littéraires à l’Université d’Umea. En 1975, de retour à Paris où il mène une vie de bohème, Albert Palma est victime d’un grave accident sur le tournage de L’Affiche Rouge de Frank Cassenti : il a les poumons brûlés et les séquelles le laisseront en grande partie sourd. Son second souffle, il le trouvera au Japon. De 1981 à 1990, il vit à Tokyo, est initié aux Arts Martiaux par Aoki Hiroyuki, maître de Karaté et fondateur du Shintaïdo, et obtient le diplôme d’instructeur. Il est également professeur de culture comparée et de littérature française à l’Université de Tsukuba, à l’invitation de Tadao Takemoto, grand traducteur d’André Malraux. Il rentre en France au début des années 90, fonde la Société des Gens de Gestes et développe une anthropologie du geste à travers la pratique de la « Voie des Arts ». Sa rencontre avec l’écrivain et poète Henry Bauchau en 2001 est le début d’une fertile amitié de travail. En 2003, il réalise ses premiers tableaux, et à partir de 2006 ses œuvres sont régulièrement exposées. Il fait alors d'autres rencontres décisives, dont, entre autres, Rémy Bucciali, chez lequel il réalise ses premières gravures ; Pascal Quignard qui l'invite à exposer à Guéret, lors des rencontres de Chaminadour en 2010 et écrit sa « légende » ("La conférence de Guéret sur Palma", in Les Carnets de Chaminadour. Pascal Quignard) ; Jean-Luc Nancy, enfin, qui lui consacre un texte critique et poétiqueQuand tout arrive de nulle part. Sur l'oeuvre d'Albert Palma, publié en 2015 aux éditions Manucius. Albert Palma a reçu le Prix Henry Bauchau en 2013, décerné à l'Académie royale de Belgique. A un journaliste qui l’interroge sur son travail, il dit : « Un lien se crée entre la plume et l’être.
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- Date of birth : 1947
- Artistic domains: Represented by a Gallery,
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists Artists presented by a gallery
