Loïc Raguénès
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Human-crafted. AI-refined.This abstract painting features a dark, atmospheric background with a cluster of vibrant, geometric shapes in the center. The shapes include a large yellow circle, surrounded by smaller circles in orange, blue, and gray hues. The composition has a sense of depth and movement, with the overlapping circles creating a dynamic visual rhythm. The artist's distinctive style combines gestural brushwork with precise, minimalist forms, evoking a sense of cosmic exploration or celestial phenomena. This work likely reflects the artist's interest in the relationship between the natural and the abstract, offering a contemplative perspective on the mysteries of the universe. ...
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Loïc Raguénès
1968 , FrenchLoïc Raguénès is a painter whose works are representations of rhythmic patterns, atmosphere, sensation and weather. Raguénès often incorporates simple, graphic undulating lines that seem like soundwaves, imbuing each painting with a particular resonance, as well as depicting the visible waves of the ocean. In this sense, the artist’s work can be considered at once figurative and abstract, straddling the boundary that separates the two polarities. The visuality of Raguénès’ paintings – misty, hazy, liminal – as well as their vast scale, gives them an immersive, dreamlike quality. They wash over their viewer, subtly soaking into the skin. Another trademark of the artist’s work are his ‘neo-pointillist’ works, the result of Raguénès digitally manipulating photographs before rendering them with paint. Written by Goldsmiths CCA ...
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