Chemin faisant (2016) Sculpture by V.Val
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Original Artwork (One Of A Kind)
Sculpture,
Polymer clay
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Ceramics
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Resin
on Other substrate
- Dimensions Height 2.8in, Width 1.9in / 0.05 kg
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Fit for outdoor? No, This artwork can not be displayed outdoor
- Categories Hyperrealism Animal
Elle fut donnée à Nana Mouskouri, lors de sa tournée en France Happy Birthday Tour, en 2016.
Elle représente une libellule posée sur des fleurs.
De l'autre côté, cachée de la libellule et de notre oeil (!), une coccinelle reste à l'abri, tant qu'elle ne s'envole pas.
Les fleurs qui "protègent" la coccinelle et cette dernière sont en porcelaine, tandis que la libellule est en pâte polymère.
La symbiose entre la proie et la fleur, et la menace représentée par le prédateur est ainsi renforcée par la rencontre entre matériaux traditionnels et contemporains. Les nouveaux matériaux peuvent-ils remplacer les anciens ? Ou plutôt, ne doivent-ils pas "cohabiter" et être explorés ensemble, pour créer ainsi une nouvelle communication ?
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It was at the age of 11 that I created my first realistic drawing (reproduction of a shepherd). Others will follow. It's a click, and I now know that I will devote my life to Art.
At university, I chose an artistic path, until obtaining the Doctorate of Plastic Arts.
There followed a difficult period, without work, where I began to create small sculptures, but always striving for more difficulties in the rendering, the details, the volumes... of the fauna and flora that I represent.
I was fortunately encouraged to continue on this path by my family and decided to request a ceramic training in 2011.
I am accepted in Longwy. One sculpture impresses, that of the rabbits, complex (8 months of work), which begins the creation of a theatricalization of space and the resulting history.
From this training, I discovered ceramics, silicone, resin... I was then designated by the various materials, their haptic side.
My sculptures will be the fruit of my love for Art, Nature, my curiosity for techniques and materials.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
