Lease artwork "Lespwineg 952" by Sainte-Luce Jerome with an option to purchase
Drawings by Sainte-Luce Jerome are available for lease with purchase option
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About the author
S'inspirant de la thématique Amérindienne pour nourrir son monde imaginaire, Jérôme SAINTE-LUCE peint des "esprits", "des morts qui ne sont pas partis encore...", "des âmes errants à la recherche de lumière" sur des bouts de tissus récupérés, tissus coupés, déchirés et recousus ou bien papiers déchirés.
L'artiste scrute inlassablement les parois de l'au-delà, parsemant ses toiles de signes, de questionnements...
Comment faire passer une entité de l'ombre à la lumière? Comment ressentir l'invisible?
Autant de questions que ce plasticien aborde dans ses séries de peinture.
Tout comme les Amérindiens qui imitaient dans leurs danses différents animaux pour entrer en contact avec le monde des esprits. Jérôme SAINTE-LUCE s'abandonne aux flots des couleurs et des signes pour entrer en contact avec les esprits.
Faisant sienne la dimension spirituelle qui émane du Totem
Inspired by the Amerindian theme to nourish his imaginary world, Jérôme SAINTE-LUCE paints "spirits ", "of the dead who are not left yet... ", "wandering souls looking for light " on scraps of recovered tissue, cut fabrics, torn and resewn or torn papers.
The artist tirelessly scrutinses the walls of the hereafter, streezing his canvases with signs, questioning...
How do I move an entity from shadow to light? How to feel the invisible?
So many questions that this plastic artist tackles in his painting series.
Just like the Amerindians who mimed in their dances different animals to get in touch with the world of spirits. Jérôme SAINTE-LUCE abandons himself to the waves of colors and signs to get in touch with the spirits.
Endorsing the spiritual dimension that emanates from the Totem
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Nationality:
GUADELOUPE
- Date of birth : 1981
- Artistic domains: No artwork available yet
- Groups: Contemporary Artists From Gouadeloupe