Interlaced Landscape VII (2023) 絵画 Lancelot Blondeel によって

Abstract expression encompasses various elements, such as the exploration of geometry, the infinite potential of forms, the versatility of diverse media or the power of repetition. In the "Interlaced Landscapes" series, Lancelot Blondeel aims to focus his attention on the narrative aspect within an abstract artwork.
In this particular series, the creation of an artwork involves three primary phases: composition, decomposition, and recomposition. Each canvas, before undergoing the cutting process, possesses a distinct identity as an abstract landscape or space (composition). Subsequently, this space is deconstructed, cut into strips of varying dimensions (decomposition). Finally, each canvas is reassembled using the lateral and horizontal strips from one or more cut canvases (recomposition).
During the recomposition process, the strips are sometimes arranged in their original order, at times placed randomly, and often brought together by the artist's hand to convey his narrative.
Furthermore, the spaces between the strips are considered breathing spaces, similar to the "white space" in music, where the viewer's mind fills the void by proposing its own narrative interpretation.
The artist emphasizes that, in this context, the concept of landscape alludes to an abstract space, sharing with its figurative counterpart only the notions of gravity (sense of looking), the aesthetics of imbalance (in terms of positioning and the size of forms), and kinetics (sense of movement).

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