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Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl downtown. A portrait of a girl downtown

Traces 30

French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation). French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation)

Datatron-205 Computer

The name of this computer, alone, sounds like a #TBT worthy of sharing! This was the Datatron-205 (can't imagine what the previous version looked like) that was detailed to the USGS from NASA Ames Research Center back in 1964. Valued at a mere $287,000, the Datatron was to be used for astrogeological studies. NASA had used it for testing spacecraft, but it was provided to the USGS to refine and detail lunar photos for the astronauts as they approached the Moon so they could better understand the terrain and structure. The Flagstaff Milestone quoted, Wayne Lowry, an electrical engineer for the Burroughs Company (who built the machine), as saying, "A problem that would take four mathematicians one year to do can be solved by this machine in 30 minutes.â€‹" â€‹â€‹Sorry, Steve Jobs and Woz...you've got nothing on this beauty!â€‹. The name of this computer, alone, sounds like a #TBT worthy of sharing! This was the Datatron-205 (can't imagine what the previous version looked like) that was detailed to the USGS from NASA Ames Research Center back in 1964. Valued at a mere $287,000, the Datatron was to be used for astrogeological studies. NASA had used it for testing spacecraft, but it was provided to the USGS to refine and detail lunar photos for the astronauts as they approached the Moon so they could better understand the terrain and structure. The Flagstaff Milestone quoted, Wayne Lowry, an electrical engineer for the Burroughs Company (who built the machine), as saying, "A problem that would take four mathematicians one year to do can be solved by this machine in 30 minutes.â€‹" â€‹â€‹Sorry, Steve Jobs and Woz...you've got nothing on this beauty!â€‹

Arrow of success

Red arrow with blue figure on white background. Red arrow with blue figure on white background

Businesswoman

Businesswoman downtown holding a file

World map with graph

World map with graph, illustration

Businesswomen

Businesswoman downtown reading a file. Businesswoman downtown reading a file

Traces 35

French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned picture. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation). French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned picture. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation)

City of Carcassonne (France)

Fortress located on the heights of Carcassonne. Fortress located on the heights of Carcassonne

Coeds looking at a file

Portrait of two students looking at a file together. Portrait of two students looking at a file together

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Businesswoman

Businesswoman downtown holding a file

Businesswoman

Businesswoman downtown reading a file

Businesswoman going

Two young Businesswomen going downtown. Two young Businesswomen going downtown

Traces 1

French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation) L'album trace. French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation) L'album trace

Traces 36

French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation). French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation)

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl downtown. A portrait of a girl downtown

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Short pencil with eraser

Short yellow pencil with eraser on a notepad. Short yellow pencil with eraser on a notepad

Traces 55

French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« ballpoint Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de surface. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "ballpoint", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation). French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« ballpoint Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de surface. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "ballpoint", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation)

World map with graph

World map with graph, illustration

Businesswoman

Businesswoman downtown holding a file

Traces 37

French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation). French : Gouache noire sur papier photo, 2003. Contraintes de supports, formats, matÃ©riaux, procÃ©dÃ©s : Lignes parallÃ¨les au pinceau (le mÃªme pinceau pour toute la sÃ©rie â€“ je l'ai gardÃ©), la souplesse Ã©tant dans la quantitÃ© d'eau associÃ©e Ã la gouache noire, la vitesse dâ€™exÃ©cution pour une ligne (le pinceau ne dÃ©collait la feuille qu'aprÃ¨s l'avoir traversÃ© de long en large ; le rythme, les saccades, les tremblements donnaient du jeu aux contraintes initiales) et le temps de sÃ©chage entre deux lignes parallÃ¨les juxtaposÃ©es. J'ai ensuite complÃ©tÃ© ce dispositif en ajoutant des empreintes faÃ§on monotype Le paysage, dans sa plus simple expression, est un jeu d'horizontales â€“ comme le portrait est l'expression de la verticalitÃ© (le paysage et la ligne courbe seraient plutÃ´t de l'ordre du fÃ©minin alors que le masculin serait dans le portrait et la ligne droite) Nous retrouvons le thÃ¨me des Â« barreaux Â», que j'exploiterai vraiment en 2007 parce qu'il Ã©tait devenu vital que je digÃ¨re ma mise en examen... Barreaux dÃ©jÃ prÃ©sents prÃ©cÃ©demment dans mon travail sur la Â« feuille Â» puis dans mes Â« rollerballs Â», enfin dans mes vidÃ©os. Ces traits parallÃ¨les m'intÃ©ressent d'abord pour leur cotÃ© archaÃ¯que, de la naissance de l'Ã©criture (dÃ©compte de bÅ“ufs) jusqu'aux graffitis sur les murs des prisons pour marquer le dÃ©compte des jours (autant de barreaux barrÃ©s en fin de semaine â€“ c'est un aspect sur lequel je me suis penchÃ© dans la sÃ©rie des Â« marques Â» que j'ai amorcÃ© -comme les Â« barreaux Â»- lors de ma mise en examen en 2006). M'intÃ©resse aussi la multiplicitÃ© des interprÃ©tations possibles et leur rÃ©versibilitÃ© suivant le sens exposÃ©, la forÃªt de bouleaux quand le support est exposÃ© Ã la verticale devient une Â« marine Â» Ã l'horizontale. Ce travail, tout comme les autres, fait la part belle Ã ma grande nÃ©vrose qui consiste Ã vouloir trouver le maximum dans le minimum, mais que je dÃ©finis aussi comme une recherche de profondeur plutÃ´t que de superficie. Une derniÃ¨re prÃ©cision : le papier photo donne une brillance argentÃ©e du plus bel effet qui n'est pas visible sur l'image scannÃ©e. English : Black gouache on photo paper, 2003. Constraints of supports, formats, materials, processes: lines parallel with the brush (the same brush for all the series - I kept it), the flexibility being in the quantity of water associated with the black gouache, the speed of execution for a line (the brush unstuck the sheet only having crossed it up and down; the rhythm, the jerks, the shivers was loosen something up to the initial constraints) and the time of drying between two lines parallel lines juxtaposed. Then I completed this device by adding imprints as "monotype" The landscape, in its simplest expression, is a game of horizontals - as the portrait is the expression of the verticality (the landscape and the curved line would be rather of the order of the feminine while the male would be in the portrait and the straight line) We find the theme of "bars", which I shall really run in 2007 because there had become vital that I digest my indictment... Already present Bars previously in my work on the "sheet" then in my "rollerballs", finally in my videos. These parallel lines interest me at first for their archaic quoted, of the birth of the writing up to graffiti on the walls of prisons to mark the discount of days (so many bars blocked at the end of week - it is an aspect over which I bent in the series of the "marks" that I began - as "bars" - during my indictment in 2006). Also interests me the multiplicity of the possible interpretations and their reversibility following the displayed sense, the forest of birches when the support is upright exposed becomes a "seascape" in the horizontal. This work, quite as the others, gives a good place to my big neurosis which consists in wanting to find the maximum in the minimum, but that I also define as a deep research rather that of surface. A last precision: the photo paper gives a silvery shine of the most beautiful effect which is not visible on the scanned image. (Sorry, it's a Â« Reverso Â» translation)

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Businesswoman

Businesswoman downtown holding a file

Money and mobile

Business for money. Business for money

Portrait of woman

A portrait of a girl smiling downtown. A portrait of a girl smiling downtown

Businesswoman

Businesswoman downtown holding a file

Short pencil

Short yellow pencil and notepads on blue ground. Short yellow pencil and notepads on blue ground

Short yellow pencil

Short yellow pencil on a notepad, blue table

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