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Details
Material
acrylic on canvas.
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This abstract artwork features a harmonious composition of muted pink and red tones, with gestural brushstrokes and subtle textural elements. The predominant soft purple hue creates a calming atmosphere, while the bold splashes of red inject a sense of dynamic energy into the piece. The artist's technique combines layers of paint to produce a visually striking and emotive work. This piece likely reflects the artist's personal exploration of color, form, and the expressive potential of abstract painting, inviting the viewer to engage with the work on a contemplative level. ...

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Artist
Jean-François Lauda
B.1981, Canadian

A painter with an improvisational and intuitive approach, Lauda engages deeply with abstraction on his own terms. He deftly balances control with chaos, allowing traces of layering, erasure, and accumulation to remain visible—illuminating the painting’s process, memory, and temporal complexity. Described as a "chameleon painter," his work draws from various abstractionist lineages—echoes of Constructivism and Richard Diebenkorn—while resisting neat categorization. Lauda uncovers his own expressive truth by embracing spontaneity, chance, and texture as core elements of his work. His method often includes using found cardboard templates from his family’s studio, introducing an element of detachment and collaboration in the making process. This technique complements his formal experimentation with subtle geometry, chromatic surprises, and an expressive, grunge-tinged aesthetic. Lauda’s paintings invite contemplation through their nuanced balance of unpredictability and craft. By foregrounding the art object’s material history and painterly gestures, he opens a space where abstraction becomes both tactile and conceptually rich—an unfolding process rather than a fixed declaration. ...

Jean-François Lauda: Artworks
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
66 x 48.3cm
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
66 x 48.3cm
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
30.5 x 38.1cm
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
66 x 48.3cm
Untitled
Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
66 x 48.3cm
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
30.5 x 38.1cm
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
30.48 x 38.1cm
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Jean-François LaudaUntitled, 2024
30.48 x 38.1cm