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Désœuvrés Painting

Christian Bader

Switzerland

Painting, Acrylic on Canvas

Size: 59.1 W x 33.1 H x 0.8 D in

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Cette œuvre fait partie d’une série réalisée entre l’automne 2021 et le printemps 2022. Le trait noir est utilisé non pas pour séparer mais pour relier. Il relie les éléments afin de retrouver une unité, à la manière de l’art japonais Kintsugi. Ici les traits sont noirs et non pas d’or comme le prône l’art Kitsungi mais la volonté est la même. Il s’agit de montrer les fêlures pour les magnifier. Cela nous ramène à une notion de résilience. Oser montrer ce qui a été difficile pour en tirer une expérience positive. Au niveau pictural, le trait donne une certaine noirceur à la couleur et donc une profondeur qui nous transpose au fond de nous. ce tableau montre quatre jeunes désœuvrés. ils n'ont plus de téléphone portable. ils semblent ne plus savoir quoi faire ou dire. c'est une réflexion sur notre façon de communiquer aujourd'hui avec l'addiction aux réseaux sociaux. Certains sont nus, d'autres avec des vêtements proche du haillon. toute leur vie se tient dans le téléphone portable qu'ils n'ont plu. Ils sont prostrés en eux-mêmes, ne sachant plus que faire d'eux et encore moins le communiquer avec leurs amis. Il ne s'agit pas de faire le procès de la société mais de dire qu'il est dommage de perdre le lien avec ses proches.

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Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:59.1 W x 33.1 H x 0.8 D in

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Born in 1960, after a youth strewn with hardships, Christian saw a major questioning. He trained as an educator and worked in the social sector until he became director of an institute for young people in difficulty. Nothing in his career leads one to think that an artistic approach can emerge from it. Interested in art as a spectator, it was necessary to meet artists for the desire to achieve to awaken. In 2007, and in a self-taught way, he started painting and sculpture. It is a period of consequent insomnia which generates important health problems. Christian decides to make passing time his ally because the days and nights offer him plenty of it. He begins to work his artistic expression permanently. After two or three years of trial and error, it was in 2011 that the colors came out. He doesn’t really know how to use what appears to him. In this unknown terrain, expressing oneself without constraint seems obvious to him. « Just because I have to, » he said. Acrylic, oil, oil pastel, felt, earth, plaster and bronze are all materials used to draw, paint, sculpt his ailments as much as his inner words. Wood, paper, sheet metal, canvas or cardboard are among the supports he inhabits with his colors. He works with constancy, challenged by the need to evolve, to change without denying himself, accepting the dark sides as well as the happiest that populate his reflections and his feelings. He works by accumulations of shapes, shapeless, deformed, dots, colors or even writing on his paintings. What he creates may seem disunited to some. In fact, he taps into his interior, instinctively listening to what wants to come out. The perfect world is something that escapes him and that he also wants to escape. Changing styles? Looking for his own? He believes he has passed this stage and finds himself entirely in the plurality of expressive modes. His influences are multiple but the Cobra movement, Art Brut and artists like Van Gogh, Munch, Giacometti, Lam, Soutter or even Klee, Lapicque, Combas and Basquiat are essential references. When asked if what he does is art, his response is: As I find it difficult to know if what is created is art, I prefer to say this: « What I know is that what I do my artistic work with a minimum of constraints. It’s a natural path towards an agreement between what I am and what I do. I leave the different media or materials guide my hand, my heart, my thought. The snapshot and the construct overlap, confront or complement each other.

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