La nuit du monde (Marie-Lise)

Julien Audebert

La nuit du monde (Marie-Lise), 202340 x 40cmSign in to view price
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shooting, oil on copper, framedGalerie Art : Concept
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Visual Elements: This artwork features a striking monochromatic palette, utilizing shades of gray to create a somber, brooding atmosphere. The composition is centered around a close-up portrait of a woman, whose facial features are rendered in a highly detailed and expressive manner. Subject Matter: The subject appears pensive and introspective, with a distant, contemplative gaze. The inclusion of the fur-lined garment adds a sense of warmth and tactility to the overall image. Artistic Style and Technique: The painting is executed in a highly detailed, photorealistic style, showcasing the artist's mastery of chiaroscuro and rendering of textures. The use of a monochromatic palette and the dramatic lighting contribute to the work's emotive and atmospheric quality. Context: This piece may reflect the artist's exploration of the human condition, capturing a moment of contemplation or introspection. The work's somber and introspective nature suggests a deeper narrative or psychological element. ...

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Julien Audebert
Artist
Julien Audebert
B.1977, French

Born in 1977 in Brive La Gaillarde, Julien Audebert lives and works in Paris. Whether it be cinema or photography, History is a central subject in his work. It is dialecticized, reconstructed or exhumed, through processes from which emerges the ideology underlying the dominant cultural forms (cinema, media, literature, pictorial genres…) His works often materialize a point of tension or climax of a political or military nature where geographical variables play a particular role. Since 2019, Julien Audebert has been painting and working on a a series of small works with oil on copper. His most recent series, Obsidionales, consists of small oil paintings on copper following his large-scale battlefield “Nocturnes” (and his recent film Mars and Venus …). These exogenous “flowers of war” moved by the soles of soldiers, railroad or horses, are painted, centred in the middle of the frame, as a child would do, done alla prima (a technique imposed by the adhesion on the copper). This series also explicitly evokes Flemish and French genre painting of the 17th century, used for decorative or votive purposes. These works, like his recent aquarium paintings (Eden…), place creates conflagration between the subject and an often invisible historical underpinning. ...

Julien Audebert: Artworks
Le Tribut (crépidules)
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Le Tribut (crépidules), 2021
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Mars & Vénus, phases d’opposition
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Mars & Vénus, phases d’opposition, 2016
Obsidionale (Potentille droite)
Julien Audebert
Obsidionale (Potentille droite), 2020
18 x 15cm
Obsidionale (Châtaignier)
Julien Audebert
Obsidionale (Châtaignier), 2020
18 x 15cm
Le chariot de Mars
Julien Audebert
Le chariot de Mars, 2018
120 x 324cm
EST/OUEST
Julien Audebert
EST/OUEST, 2012
105 x 390cm
Royal Albert Hall
Julien Audebert
Royal Albert Hall, 2005
57 x 200cm
Danse américaine
Julien Audebert
Danse américaine, 2015
32 x 213cm
La règle du jeu
Julien Audebert
La règle du jeu, 2008
57 x 77cm
Inclusion (1798)
Julien Audebert
Inclusion (1798), 2020
17 x 12cm
Obsidionale (Brome à balais)
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Obsidionale (Brome à balais), 2020
18 x 15cm
La nuit du monde (Dounia)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (Dounia), 2023
40 x 40cm
La nuit du monde (Léonie)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (Léonie), 2023
40 x 40cm
La nuit du monde (Loris)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (Loris), 2023
40 x 40cm
La nuit du monde (Luc)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (Luc), 2023
40 x 40cm
La nuit du monde (Marie-Lise)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (Marie-Lise), 2023
40 x 40cm
La nuit du monde (Nadège)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (Nadège), 2023
40 x 40cm
La nuit du monde (René)
Julien Audebert
La nuit du monde (René), 2023
40 x 40cm
Premier feu
Julien Audebert
Premier feu, 2021
19 x 23.2cm
Galerie Art : Concept
Gallery
Galerie Art : Concept
Paris

To avoid any narcissism the gallery will not bear a name, but instead mark of the end of a century during which the Fine Arts are exhausted of unknown practices and forms, Art: Concept was born. In 1997, the gallery joined its friends in the 13th district of Paris to be part of the adventure of the brand new rue Louise Weiss. Despite unforgettable years in this district, the move to the Marais was inevitable. Today, the gallery is located in a private passage (passage Sainte Avoye) and represents artists with whom it has been working for 25 years as well as young graduates. Trying to reflect the evolution of society, the gallery emphasises its proposals in a multi-faceted reflection on individuality and collectivity in a wide range of contexts. Like Janus, it looks both to the past and the future. Today's world is so in need of reference points that it's reassuring to invent a future, thanks to artists, as well as to compare it to the past. We invite you to ask for it, we will be at the gallery, very happy to explain it to you. ...

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