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it was the hottest summer week we had... (2018) Printmaking by Michel Tabanou
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Original Artwork
Printmaking,
Digital Print
on Paper
- Dimensions Height 33.5in, Width 47.2in
- Categories Printmaking under $1,000 Conceptual Art
"it was the hottest summer week we had in this northern land" is a work of reflection on global warming. I took an example of a place that remains to be determined - but it does not matter so much the subject is global - located on the side of the Rocky Mountains where summers become more and more unbearable with extreme temperatures. This work is part of my pictorial will to warn about our behavior and especially the denial of our politicians when the degradation of our climate.
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Michel TABANOU explores concepts of time, memory and absence. He is interested in how memory can blur the line between past and present, and allow us to travel back into the past. He often draws, paints on travels, memories and found photographs. Michel TABANOU is inspired by literature and also by his memories of travels that he ends up interspersed in a unique journey in places transposed by his feelings. Another constant of his work is the presence of words, questions, interrogations in a sometimes disillusioned, ironic or philosophical tone. That's why he defines his work as a narrative and plastic reflection. He builds a 'mental maze' for the viewer by including recurring elements in her paintings, seen from different angles. The viewer constructs their own narrative.
He is born in 1953 ( Antananarivo - Madagascar ). After studying in architecture and plastic arts he became a bookseller with a specialization on artists' books and avant-garde movements. This appeal brought him to collect the books of artists and this collection is deposited in Paris at the Centre d'art Immanence (Archive Station). Currently he is president of the Centre d'art Immanence in Paris and is politically engaged as deputy mayor in Fontenay-sous-Bois. He is also a great traveler. He is also a specialist of the famous french and american artist Robert Filliou, friend of childhood and resistance of his father Roger Tabanou, being custodian of an important correspondence allowing to bring new lighting on Robert Filliou.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : 1953
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
