Force et douceur IV (2015) Sculpture by Vincent Sabatier (VerSus)
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Original Artwork
Sculpture,
- Dimensions Height 33.5in, Width 47.2in / 10.00 kg
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Sculptures under $5,000 Pop Art
120 X 85
N° 031
Le Japon, pays chargé d'histoire et de culture, a su nous transporter au fil du temps qui passe. Pourtant, s'il y a bien un aspect culturel qui n'a presque pas changé, c'est bien celui de l'art des geishas. Nous autres Européens, avons toujours cru que les geishas étaient en fait des femmes de mauvaise vie (prostituées). Pourtant, il en est tout autrement, et ces femmes qui gardent le secret d'un art des plus anciens, se transmettant de geisha à geisha depuis plusieurs siècles, ne sont pas des prostituées, mais les détentrices d'un savoir-faire qui reste encore largement inconnu dans l'horizon occidental des jeunes gaijins que nous sommes
Japan, a country steeped in history and culture, has carried us over the passing of time. However, if there is a cultural aspect that has hardly changed, it is that the art of geisha. We Europeans have always believed that geishas were actually bad women (prostitutes). However, it is quite otherwise, and women who keep the secret of the oldest art, is transmitting geisha geisha for several centuries, are not prostitutes, but hold a know-how that is still largely unknown in the western horizon of young gaijins we are.
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Vincent Sabatier, a contemporary French artist, embarked on his creative journey after graduating from the Beaux-Arts de Grenoble in 1997. Initially, he delved into the realms of styling and communication, showcasing his versatility before undergoing a transformative shift in 2009. This marked the beginning of his dedicated exploration of art, both as a teacher and a devoted practitioner.
At the core of Sabatier's artistic repertoire is a groundbreaking and patented process that fuses silkscreen and resin, resulting in a hybridized form that defies traditional categorizations. His meticulous mastery of liquid resin and silkscreen techniques, combined with surprising insertions, transforms each creation into a vibrant and unpredictable universe.
Sabatier defines his artistic approach as Neo Pop Art, a genre that seamlessly integrates elements of sculpture and painting. His works become immersive experiences, rich in textural effects and interplay of light, skillfully navigating the delicate balance between transparency and opacity.
The thematic threads woven into Sabatier's creations are deeply rooted in contemporary cultural references. Embracing the emblematic figures of his generation, his polysemic works unfold with a sense of timeliness and relevance, allowing for diverse interpretations based on his evolving inspirations.
One of Sabatier's acclaimed series, the "Roboclusions" sculptures, has garnered widespread admiration from art collectors around the globe. These sculptural marvels showcase his ability to captivate audiences with a synthesis of innovation, cultural resonance, and a unique visual language.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1971
- Artistic domains: Works by artists with a certified artist value, Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Certified Artists Professional Artist Contemporary French Artists
Vincent Sabatier (VerSus), inspired by pop culture
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