Bronze Sculpture for Sale
France
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1971
Nationality
Biography
After running his own theatre company for many years, Olivier finally decided to concentrate on his more manual creations.
His talent is recognised by the many galleries that exhibit his easily recognisable works.
Olivier experimented with a number of recycling techniques before finally settling on tape art. This technique of using different-colored scotch tape on wallpaper enables him to create highly detailed scenes as well as portraits.
He uses a limited range of colors, which are more than enough for his expression. He likes to suggest volumes by playing with light and shadow contrasts.
Olivier's tape art portraits are full of emotion. From a distance, his work looks like a painting, but up close, you can make out the coloured tape used to create the play of light. It's a masterpiece that both amazes and moves us!
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