Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts - déconstruction (2020) Painting by Rain

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One of a kind

Artwork signed by the artist

Certificate of Authenticity included

This artwork is framed

Mounted on Wood Stretcher frame

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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind) Painting, Acrylic on Linen Canvas

Artworks classification

One of a kind (OOAK / Original Artwork)

One-of-a-kind works of art are also known as “OOAK” artworks. This means that every work of art is unique and there will never be another identical one.
Dimensions Height 24in, Width 18.1in
Framing This artwork is framed (Floating Frame)
Categories Paintings from $20,000 Cubism

"Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, construction - déconstruction", Rain, 2020, France.
Acrylique sur Toile

Œuvre prestige.

"Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, construction - déconstruction" est une œuvre cubique abstraite peinte par l'artiste français Rain. La structure des formes provient de l'échantillonnage des volumes qui composent le Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts de New York. Chaque élément de la façade du bâtiment a été isolé, simplifié, inversé, déconstruit, puis rassemblé en un groupement de formes esthétiques. La notion de haut et de bas disparaît, bien qu'un équilibre semble persister.

On retrouve dans la composition les formes qui définissent l'essence du bâtiment new yorkais, comme les arches, les triangles du parvis, la fontaine inversée, les marches et les baies vitrées sculptées.

Caractéristiques techniques : Vernis de protection longue durée. Dimensions de la toile sans cadre (61x46x2.5 cm). Avec cadre : (67x52x4 cm). Œuvre signée, datée et titrée à l'avant et au dos de la toile par l'artiste. Conservée en France.

Livraison : La livraison sera effectuée par notre transporteur privé. L'œuvre est assurée et bénéficie d'un suivi sécurisé. Pour toute demande d'informations complémentaires, nous contacter (service international).

Les œuvres ne sont ni reprises, ni échangées après acquisition par le propriétaire.

"Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, construction - deconstruction", Rain, 2020, France.
Acrylic on canvas

Prestige work.

"Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, construction - deconstruction" is an abstract cubic work painted by the French artist Rain. The structure of the forms comes from the sampling of the volumes that make up the Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts in New York. Each element of the facade of the building has been isolated, simplified, inverted, deconstructed, and then brought together into a grouping of aesthetic forms. The notion of top and bottom disappears, although a balance seems to persist.

We find in the composition the forms that define the essence of the New York building, such as the arches, the triangles of the square, the inverted fountain, the steps and the carved bay windows.

Technical characteristics: Long-lasting protective varnish. Dimensions of the canvas without frame (61x46x2.5 cm). With frame: (67x52x4 cm). Work signed, dated and titled on the front and back of the canvas by the artist. Preserved in France.

Delivery: Delivery will be made by our private carrier. The work is insured and benefits from secure monitoring. For any request for additional information, contact us (international service).

The works are neither taken back nor exchanged after acquisition by the owner.

Rain

France

Born in France, Rain was first interested in photography before discovering the world of painting. Holder of a master's degree in Political Science, he worked for several years on French national television[...]

During his studies between Ireland and France, he will undertake research on the "Geometry of the Void".

"The void offers infinite possibilities for looking at space. It recomposes it, occupies it, divides it, underlines it, erases it or imposes it. The void is sound, conveys immensity, imposes silence, amplifies presence. Emptiness is sensory, transmits cold and heat, humidity and drought, the strength of natural elements and their symbiosis with the artificial. " Rain, Abstractions.

His research on the urban and natural landscape gives rise to a real attraction in him for rough lines, simple shapes, cubism and abstraction.

During a trip to New York, the style transition will take place, resulting in a series of shots totally detached from a perceptible subject. Forms, sensations, feelings.
Rain will then make abstract sketches with a singular geometric aesthetic, which he will sublimate in unique acrylic works, with this immediately identifiable signature of balance, the arrangement of volumes on the canvas

He regularly produces works in serigraphy (always in a single copy) and paintings where the shapes are painted by hand, which gives a deliberately imperfect style - irony of the concept - where the purity of geometric lines meets the touch of the human being.