Untitled

Léo Chesneau

Untitled, 2019204 x 63cmSign in to view price
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Material
toner ink on paper laminated on wood
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

This minimalist artwork features the word "DOCENT" in bold, stark lettering against a plain white background. The clean, monochromatic composition highlights the simplicity and directness of the text, which stands out prominently. The choice of a sans-serif font and the lack of any additional visual elements or ornamentation create a striking, no-frills aesthetic that invites the viewer to focus solely on the word itself. This piece likely reflects the artist's intention to convey a sense of authority, expertise, or institutional identity, possibly alluding to the role of a museum docent or guide. ...

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Artist
Léo Chesneau
B.1992, French

Through his research, Leo Chesneau provokes a calling into question of traditional pictorial means, combining theoretical reflections and a political positioning on circulation and access to images.The equal importance attributed to the manufacturing stages and to the final artwork, as well as the absence of a predetermined subject in his works, shift the interest towards the succession of different gestures that create the paintings. His work reflects a desire to return to the primitive gesture, by appropriating different methods of image-making: covering, superimposition, subtraction, framing. Leo uses simple, elementary structures made with the help of ancestral tools and materials such as fire, ink and pigment to reproduce technological mechanisms rid of their magic on a human scale. Purified forms, made up of elements below which the form itself dissolves: the repetition of similar shapes and volumes, the creation of a motif and its reversal. ...

Léo Chesneau: Artworks
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Léo Chesneau
Untitled, 2021
100 x 63cm
Untitled
Léo Chesneau
Untitled, 2020
29.7 x 21cm
Untitled
Léo Chesneau
Untitled, 2021
204 x 126cm
Untitled
Léo Chesneau
Untitled, 2020
29 x 21cm
Untitled
Léo Chesneau
Untitled, 2019
204 x 63cm
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Untitled, 2021
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