Opening Friday, December 13, 4pm-8pm Opening hours: 2 pm to 7 pm Wednesday to Saturday, and by appointment. These are one-of-a-kind works, acrylic hand silkscreened with Indian ink highlights on g white Gmund Hanf paper, size x 70 cm, as well as on g white Rives BFK paper, size 76 x 56 cm.
A selection of some twenty small formats from his series Shakti-Yoni: Ecstatic Cosmic Dances - , 25 x 25 cm, will also be on display, with also a large painting on Plexiglas from the Mayan Diary series, 1. My work can be seen as an immense graffiti, as an unforgettable and infinite palimpsest, an immense fresco, unfolding endlessly, from beginning to end, in which the successions of layered images, summoned and silkscreened exist, with their own particular colors, like so many musical notes and successive, vibrating orgiastic scenes, like the enchanted endless waves of the Ocean.
It's a whole in itself, a community, a parade of information, as in Nature itself. Sometimes I also mix patterns, geometric designs that are more rational, formally and rationally structured, more culturally and genetically connoted than the purely erotic images. These drawings are like concepts, like structural 'nets' enveloping the erotic image, which is sometimes too overflowing and which, paradoxically, further accentuates the voyeuristic side of the erotic climax-trance.
Located, paradoxically, in a wandering, disaffiliation and submission to universal and eternal regenerative desires, an utmost sacred place par excellence One must look at this full body of creations and blends of images, this indefinable 'being', these entities, as a prayer, an offering, a solicitude, an orgasmic and spiritual presence.
The colors have the existence and density of 'this' color and not 'that' color. And each of them are a mixture accumulated over the course of creation, because I assemble and mix them in a unique way, at the very moment of printing, using an old pot of acrylic ink, often still dating from my New York years i. Can you imagine where Burnt Sienna pigment comes from? So each printed color has its own tonality and chemical composition, its own unique color resonance!
