RAM171024

Esther Michaud

RAM171024, 2024125 x 170 x 10cmSign in to view price
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analog photography on aluminum, wax, plaster, polyurethane foam, acrylicSEPTIEME
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This large-scale photograph depicts a lush, verdant forest scene. The composition is filled with a dense thicket of towering trees, their branches and trunks creating a web of natural forms in various shades of green. The use of a soft, atmospheric lighting filters through the foliage, lending a dreamlike, immersive quality to the work. The artist's technique of transferring the image onto an irregular surface adds a tactile, handmade element that enhances the natural, organic feel of the piece. This evocative landscape invites the viewer to pause and contemplate the tranquil beauty of the natural world. ...

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Patient 2.29_0120
Artist
Esther Michaud
B.1993, French

Esther Michaud (b. 1993) grew up in the Ardennes, today she lives and works in Paris. After a stint at the Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam in textiles, she graduated in 2018 from the École Nationale Supérieure des Arts Décoratifs de Paris in Printed Image. Esther Michaud’s work is a complex and fertile union of vegetal, manufactured and technological elements, where nature intertwines with a world entirely shaped by man. Through sculptures, installations and pictorial compositions, she intervenes in an almost surgical manner on materials collected using diverted techniques such as weaving, embroidery or welding. Her grafts combine the organic with elementary materials of industrial and technological origin. Exploring the principles of mutation and metamorphosis, she is interested in the formative process of organic entities and reinvents the language of plants. Her manipulations give birth to hybrid beings that question the limits of biological emancipation from nature. Drawing a link between entities that seem incompatible, her work proposes a symbiosis, blurring the traditional confrontation of natural/artificial, organic/inorganic, human/non-human, living/abiotic. Her works seek to cast a new light on the exploitation of nature and to question its future in the face of the impact of human intervention. ...

Esther Michaud: Artworks
Patient 2.29_0120
Esther MichaudPatient 2.29_0120, 2020
50 x 120 x 105cm
Patient 2.30_0321
Esther MichaudPatient 2.30_0321, 2021
150 x 120 x 105cm
Patient 2.32_0621
RAM171024
Esther MichaudRAM171024, 2024
125 x 170 x 10cm
Patient 2.34_0324
Patient 2.35_0324
Étude 2.34
Esther MichaudÉtude 2.34, 2024
36 x 36 x 7.5cm
SEPTIEME
Gallery
SEPTIEME
Paris, Cotonou

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