Haiku #1

Fabrice Langlade

Haiku #1, 201340 x 30 x 5cmSign in to view price
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Material
Matériaux composites, laque PU mat, Unique Work
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Haiku #1
Artist
Fabrice Langlade

French sculptor Fabrice Langlade began his artistic practice by drawing from images and found objects he had collected—figures in postcards found lying at the bottom of drawers, almanacs containing forgotten or disused knowledge, and frequently replicated or recognizable images. The stereotypical worlds, motifs, and frequently utilized representations of things are a key source of inspiration for Langlade. In his current practice, he still draws on this fascination with the decorative, but also explores the monumental at the core of his work. Through rescaling, translating, and material transpositions, Langlade’s world is one of clichés—something familiar yet uncanny, leaving us disconcerted by the work. Our attention is captured by his imagery; we are drawn into his world and its sense of time. Langlade’s work becomes clearer over time as our eyes construct the space in which the works exist. ...

Fabrice Langlade: Artworks
Haiku #1
Fabrice Langlade
Haiku #1, 2013
40 x 30 x 5cm
Haiku #2
Fabrice Langlade
Haiku #2, 2013
40 x 30 x 5cm
Haiku #3
Fabrice Langlade
Haiku #3, 2013
40 x 30 x 5cm
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