Sans titre (bec verseur)

Richard Fauguet

Sans titre (bec verseur), 201315 x 10.5cmSign in to view price
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postcard, metalGalerie Art : Concept
Description
Human-crafted. AI-refined.

The artwork depicts a suit of medieval-style armor in shades of metallic green and silver, presented in a dramatic, close-up composition against a dark background. The detailed craftsmanship and intricate geometric shapes of the armor's plates and joints suggest a focus on technical precision and the aesthetics of functionality. The rigid, imposing figure of the armor conveys a sense of power and protection, evoking the historical context of armed combat and the pageantry of chivalric traditions. Through this meticulously rendered depiction, the artist invites the viewer to consider the interplay between historical artifacts, artistic expression, and the enduring fascination with the martial past. ...

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Artist
Richard Fauguet
B.1963, French

Born in 1962 in La Châtre, Richard Fauguet lives and works in Châteauroux. Since his debut at the School of Fine Arts in Bordeaux, the artist has proposed a protean work – drawings, collages, rubbings, sculptures – that often works in series or periods guided by the use of a particular material. One recalls the paper silhouettes, burnt sheets, glass installations, or more recently postcards with pouring spouts. Richard Fauguet combines a variety of universes and imaginaries that may seem antagonistic at first sight. The great masters of art history, his so called “buddies”, are often summoned (Picasso, Degas, Giacometti, etc.) and forced to get involved with some figures issued from popular culture and our collective imagination (Mr. Clean or Darth Vader for example). Using simple materials such as tape, clay, empty shells and found objects, Richard Fauguet revisits the so-called classical genres, portraiture and landscapes alike. He thus proposes a renewed aesthetic that blurs the lines and transcends the traditional divide between high and low culture. ...

Richard Fauguet: Artworks
Siamoises
Richard Fauguet
Siamoises, 2015
24.5 x 34 x 22cm
Picasso l’esquimo
Richard Fauguet
Picasso l’esquimo, 2019
46.02 x 11.13 x 11.13cm
PPE
Siamoises
Richard Fauguet
Siamoises, 2015
24.5 x 34 x 22cm
Turbo Plus
Richard Fauguet
Turbo Plus, 2015
26 x 49 x 37cm
Sans titre (bec verseur)
Richard Fauguet
Sans titre (bec verseur), 2013
15 x 10.5cm
Sans titre
Richard Fauguet
Sans titre, 2011
140 x 37cm
Sans titre
Richard Fauguet
Sans titre, 2008
29.5 x 24 x 4.5cm
Sans titre
Richard Fauguet
Sans titre, 2011
105 x 145 x 6cm
Mercoledì
Richard Fauguet
Mercoledì, 2023
65 x 28cm
Martedì
Lunedì
Galerie Art : Concept
Gallery
Galerie Art : Concept
Paris

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