The Digital Stitch of Aubusson
Although it is not Aubusson tapestry, it is a technique that allows for experiments with results that can be interesting. A number of artists, such as Françoise Pétrovitch and Hélène Delprat, have approached tapestry through this process before turning to low-warp weaving."
Cascade, Antoine Carbonne
Antoine Carbonne is a painter driven primarily by colors, followed by imagined universes, timeless and with a surreal character. He can just as easily paint wonderful and paradisiacal worlds as places illustrating the decline of a modern society that he believes has reached its peak. Everything is a dream, compositions of colors turned into shapes, detached calm, nostalgia. Water is often present in the artist's paintings, and he wished to make it the main subject here.
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Sans titre, Gaspar Willmann
Gaspar Willmann, born in 1995, is a French artist based in Paris. After graduating with honors from the Beaux-Arts de Lyon in 2019, he uses video, installation, and painting to examine how objects and images from daily life circulate in a technocratic society that influences emotions. His work often consists of photomontages that combine his own photographs with images found online, printed on canvas, and then reworked in oil.
It was on the occasion of the 600th anniversary of the birth of Pierre d'Aubusson (1423-1503) that the Cité Internationale de la Tapisserie commissioned Gaspar Willmann to create a piece exploring the history of this major figure in the history of the Creuse department.
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