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Stripe Pose Study #40
Philippe JestinCast resin on Wood
Finished white edges
Ready to hang
One-of-a-kind
Signed on back
2016
20 " h x 10 " w x 1.5 " d |2 lbs. 8 oz.
SHIPS FREE
About
This
Artwork
This work is part of a series called Stripe Pose, where I explore different renderings of the human figure, definition, identity, with stripes of resin, offering different lectures between the figurative and the abstract, going back and forth.
For the most part my work is drawing, at first with pencil and later with blades using different techniques of carving and casting resin on wood panels. The finished work has a sculptural dimension with a decisive edge much like in a bas-relief.
Philippe Jestin
Twentynine Palms, California
Philippe Jestin's work straddles the line between the figurative and the abstract. He works with material as well as subject matter to define new spaces and create a sense of fluidity. His most iconic work features layers of resin to create strong lines. Many of his pieces have a sculptural dimension and a decisive edge like a bas-relief.
Hi Ben This work is one in a serie I started a few years ago, it is from one of my wife fingers, you can probably find which one on the back of the work. the prints were collected with a rudimentary type of microscope, not giving so much information from the print and identity of the person . It follows my interest in the rendering of fabric apply to the body , in this case the skin being the fabric. My work about the body revolves in many ways around matters of identity ," negative" and "positive" spaces. Best to you, Philippe
Good Evening> You three to trace her just arrived and we wondered if there is a story behind it?
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Thank you very much!
Thank you, very much appreciated.
It inspires me! Keep up the good work!
Really great work So happyp for you