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-Caléidoscope-Illustration texte-jean-pierre Fouque- (2013) Drawing by Jean-Pierre Fouque
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Drawing,
Ballpoint pen
on Paper
- Dimensions Height 7.7in, Width 5.7in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
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- Categories Drawings under $500 Abstract Abstract
C’est bien la pire peine comme disait l’autre…..
D’être acteur, metteur en scène & spectateur de sa propre folie
Sur la scène de cette vie
Virtuellement concrète
Assister à son propre délire
Mis en scène par l’acteur en personne
S’incarnant au milieu de sa démence
Tourbillonnant à tour de rôle
C’est bien la pire peine de ne savoir pourquoi
Sans rime ni raison
La tourmente s’installe.
Le chaos neuronal
Naturellement shooté
Libérant ses infinies chimères
Dansant une folle sarabande
C’est bien la pire peine
Que happé dans cette pièce
Qu’a pitonner sa tête
Cellule après cellule
Neurone, après neurones,
S’agrippent à la paroi de son esprit
Dans son esprit loge
C’est bien la pire peine
Palais des glaces
Jeux de miroirs
Où il prend un plaisir ambigu
A incarner et désincarner sans fin
Les spectres de ses rêves
C’est bien la pire peine
Spectateur acteur de ce chaos
Dont il ne s’est jamais inquiété
Car par essence organisé
Se traitant à la mise en scène
Mise en scène du flot de sa folie
Se délectant de ces multitudes d’images
Images de son cerveau éclaté
Projeté chaque jour avec plus de force
Contre les murs de cette pièce
Qu’a pitonné sa tête
Dans cette pièce
Dans sa pièce
Dont le quatrième mur est tombé
Remplacé par un miroir brisé
Par l’écho d’une réalité virtuelle.
Jean-Pierre Fouque le : 14 Mai 2023
Jean-Pierre Fouque
A reserved child, almost invisible, he lives in a world that he will later describe as phantasmagorical. “No need to talk, my wanderings were enough for me. Dreamer and solitary, he escapes through paper and pencil, when he is not drawing comic strip characters, he sketches landscapes.
But, “The first images that really struck me, I would even go so far as to say: Jumped out to the eyes, were the drawings of Daumier, I could not imagine that we could have such precision in the line and above all translate on paper, the mood of one or more characters in this or that situation. I don't know ? It was magical for me. And it still is.
And as he says “There is only one Checkerboard. And even if my lines could be very, very fine, I was only doing what I quickly considered to be copying and I hate that!”
So he turned to the abstract.
“It’s like a urge to piss, I paint as I write,
I can’t think in advance about a particular theme. I usually say that I spit on the canvas. A rhythm is then imprinted in me, a breathing. I send whatever flow it may have onto the canvas and let it go. This is where what I call vibration comes in. Not just the vibration of colors but the one that settles inside my body. It’s there and only there that something happens. What I don't know? I only see afterwards, or sometimes during things appear to me. I have the feeling of doing the work of an archaeologist. To make things that already exist reappear. Like vestiges that have disappeared for centuries. Maybe it's my subconscious? But I won't go any further, because I am in no way a psychologist! And I hate making interpretations about what I do. I just do it.
He works with oil or acrylic and mixes with materials, which he particularly likes
Otherwise, with red chalk, charcoal, oil pastel and walnut husk bases.
'For writing it's the same, I send a word from an image, a feeling and the rest follows. The rhythm, a kind of musicality, as if each word had a sound, it's difficult to explain but, from these words assembled in sentences, I feel a musicality. I'm definitely not looking for a particular melody. It would be the same as thinking before doing. That's all I'm doing.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1957
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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