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Philippe Huart

Turn on your lovelight, 2007

$1,178

Philippe Huart Turn on your lovelight, 2007

Name: Turn on your lovelight
Brand: Artsper
SKU: 57155
Price: 1178 EUR
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Malmo, Sweden

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About the work

Medium

Print : Screen Print
Dimensions cm | inch

92 x 90 cm 36.2 x 35.4 inch
Support

Print on paper
Framing

Not framed
Type

Numbered and limited to 50 copies
3 remaining copies
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Artwork sold in perfect condition

Publisher GKM.

Image size : 80 x 80 cm.

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Origin: Sweden
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Inspired by Warhol

Themes: Still Life, Pop Art

Colours: Print Red

Artist

Philippe Huart

France Born in: 1953 Bestsellers Emerging artists

Philippe Huart was born in 1953 in Clamart (France). He lives and works in Paris.

After studying at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Modernes in Paris, he became an illustrator and graphic designer for literary and phonographic editions until 1991, when he decided to dedicate himself exclusively to painting. He took part in numerous solo or collective exhibitions, both in France and abroad.

Philippe Huart seeks to neutralize the effect that advertising, marketing and consumption have on our unconscious. His painting is based on the objective reality that there is nothing other than what we see. The pictorial perception has nothing to do with the objects at first, but with forms and rhythms. "It is what motivates me when I frame the closest possible my images reduced to fragments." The pictorial work is precise enough and explicit in a world where the image has become an essential vector for communication. These images are the ones that trigger Philippe Huart?s expression process.

The artist does not address the elements of daily life, he addresses its signs. These signs are accumulated in our environment, whether they are domestic or public, to the point of no longer being perceived. Their accumulation and their frequency make them common, but the juxtaposition and mix of their enlarged fragments show them to us as if they were new to us, although familiar.

Through painting and sculpture practice and the choice of his subjects, Philippe Huart shows us the relationship that we have with objects that we populate our universe with. His painting is not that of an artist who would take a neutral position; it expresses the thoughts of the author on our world and its culture, which are common in our daily lives.