Here is a very nice photo made by Maxime Melnikov (www.photohunter.fr) of my bronze sculpture “Where are you?” available for booking on this site. The dimensions of the work are 16x12x8cm, it was produced in 2019.
Je vous invite à vous rendre sur la page suivante de mon site institutionnel afin d’y découvrir les premières images de la peinture de mon premier bronze, avant finitions et vernissage de l’oeuvre. Cette dernière vous sera bientôt proposée en pré-commande sur ce site.
J’étais cet après-midi à l’Atelier de Fusions Itinérantes afin d’assister à la patine de ma première sculpture en bronze. Un moment émouvant et très intéressant durant lequel j’ai pu en apprendre plus sur les techniques millénaires qui entourent la maîtrise de ce matériaux. Un grand merci à Bastien et Esmeralda pour leur gentillesse.
Le Chat Rose se fiance ! Une nouvelle acrylique sur toile de 20x20cm à découvrir ci-dessous :
Le Chat Rose est à l’honneur sur cette couverture de l’eXcès Magazine numéro 232. Un numéro sur le thème Flower Power ! Pour l’anecdote, ce dessin a servi il y a quelques années à réaliser deux peintures de 80x80cm.
A relatively exceptional work is in progress concerning the Pink Cat by Jérémy Taburchi, since a founder is currently working on the realization of the artist’s first bronze sculpture. It will be a print run in 8 numbered and signed copies of his sculpture “Allo t Où?”, Plus 4 copies by artists. Thanks to the Itinerant Mergers Workshop which is currently working on the project.
I am happy to announce that the site now offers a “Large formats” category which lists all the paintings and sculptures produced in more or less significant dimensions. I invite you to discover them by clicking on the following link. Below is an example of a table in this category.
The Nautilus
We knew the work of Jérémy Taburchi on the subject with his “Cougourdons 3D” printed in 3D on his printer. The result was a plastic cougour, with a satin appearance, and produced in white or pink tones. Here he is improving the technique by now offering Cougourdons from Nice printed in 3D “metal”. The objects in the end are made of solid aluminum and are gilded with fine gold. A good gift idea for calabash collectors, while waiting for the famous Cougourdons Festival 2019 in the Gardens of Cimiez. Who does not have his Cougourde is not nissart!
Discover in the article below a very cheering news for Jeremy Taburchi’s The Pink Cat, who will now be represented at the Galerie Laure Matarasso at 46 Boulevard Risso (in the passage) in Nice. You are cordially invited to discover this historical place of the book, the printmaking and the Modern and Contemporary Art.
The School of Nice (l’École de Nice) does a lot of talking, especially in a city where the chat has an undeniable cultural value. Nice can boast of having been the birthplace or time work of renowned artists, who have forever marked the modern art of the twentieth century. It is undoubtedly that the city Nissart had something particular, of intimately different, which made this creative abundance. In other, more pictorial streams, some artists were able to talk about the unique light that bathes the shores of the Côte d’Azur. But this is not what allowed the emergence of so many creators. It is much more I think in the cultural and social environment that reigned then and which made cross plastic artists with different backgrounds but all found themselves as involved in the international modernist current (and especially American) of the time. The universe of Pop Art, Narrative Figuration, New Realism, Fluxus or Support / Surfaces, is a certain permeability, even a creative agitation that is in question. Because at the end of the 50s, the artist is not for some time already cloisonné to his canvas in his studio, nor imprisoned in the patience that imposes the composition of a landscape in situ. War has been misfortune, place now for Freedom and happiness! And this is strongly felt in all the artistic wealth of the time.
The Pink Cat for its part walks galleries galleries in Nice in Menton, through Saint-Paul de Vence and Monaco, also enjoying the serenity offered by the happiness of this mountainous coastline blessed by the Gods. It has built an identity by bathing in this rich culture, both local, traditional, perhaps I should say territorial, but also an international culture: the trend of the time that has greatly globalized human exchanges . Born in the early 2000s of the desire to imitate all these legendary characters I admired in the comic strips at the end of the Herald Tribune, the facetious feline has built an original identity, both Here and there.
If you like it and if you want to discover more, I invite you to browse the pages of this site. You will discover perhaps a work that will please you!
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