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TWO LANDSCAPES
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TWO LANDSCAPES

27.06.11

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Categories: Art, Collage

TWO LANDSCAPES


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Parlons de paysage aujourd’hui. J’en ai fait deux lors de mon dernier week-end bourguignon. Le premier est le plus « illustratif » - il ne fait que changer l’environnement – un fond marin – et le rapport du bûcheron et de l’arbre rapport à son environnement. C’est simple, mais assez efficace, il me semble, pour créer une ambiance apocalyptique, comme si c’était le dernier arbre à succomber à l’homme. C’est en pensant aux grandes forêts primitives que je l’ai créé. Ceci dit, je ne suis pas si pessimiste que cela, voyant comment la végétation pousse sur notre terrain et le temps que je mets à la tailler, la repousser, à l’extirper, je me dis que c’est elle qui aura le dernier mot.

Un autre paysage, est venu deux jours plus tard. J’avais laissé des bouts comme ça sur la table et puis j’ai eu envie d’y travailler un peu, sans idée préconçue. Les morceaux se sont collés les uns aux autres, je n’ai pas eu envie d’y mettre un horizon, voire un bout de ciel et de ce fait on peut la voir du côté qu’on veut. Ce que j’ai cherché à exprimer, c’est un peu comme les peintres de paysage suisses du XIXe s., un paysage très tourmenté et romantique. En le faisant, j’ai retrouvé les sentiments que j’avais il y a 15 ans lorsque je faisais couler la laque sur mes toiles et où naissaient des paysages fantastiques et tourmentés. Cela m’a rempli de joie, car j’ai cessé de faire de telles peintures assez brusquement pour me retrouver dans le collage. Ici donc point de « programme », mais un lien très fort avec la période qui fut si féconde.
Parlant avec mon ami JS de mon flot créatif pendant une partie de golf, je lui ai dit que cela ne me laissait peut-être pas le temps d’y réfléchir afin d’ordonner cette production. J’ai ajouté que je préférais finalement faire du collage. Et je sens bien que c’est grâce à ce travail incessant que je multiplie mes chances d’y découvrir ce qui me meut et m’émeut, même avec des bouts de paysage en un certain ordre assemblés.

Let's talk about landscape today. I made two on my last weekend in Burgundy. The first is "illustrative" - it merely changes the environment - a seabed - and the report of the lumberjack and the tree from its environment. It's simple, but effective enough, I think, to create an apocalyptic atmosphere, as if it were the last tree to succumb to man. It was in thinking about the great primeval forest that I created it. That said, I am not as pessimistic as that, seeing how vegetation grows on our land and the time that I put in cutting, pushing back, pulling out, I tell myself that it is she who has the last word.
Another landscape came two days later. I left pieces of paper like that on the table and finally I wanted to work at it a little, without preconceived ideas. The pieces came together, I did not want to put a horizon or a piece of sky and therefore it can be seen on the side you want. What I sought to express, is like the Swiss landscape painters of the nineteenth century, a tormented and very romantic landscape. In doing so, I found the feelings I had 15 years ago when I was pouring the paint on my canvas where fantastic and tormented landscapes appeared. I was filled with joy because I stopped making such paintings rather suddenly in order to find myself in the collage. Here, then, no "program", but a strong bond with the period which was so fruitful.
Speaking with my friend JS of my creative flow on the golf course, I told him that the steady flow of works left me maybe without the time to think about the works in order to canalize it. I added that after all I preferred making collages. And I feel that it is through this ongoing work that I multiply my chances of finding out what gets me moving and what touches me, even when it’s done with bits of scenery in a certain order assembled.

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