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Sunday, 08 July 2007
"Le Champ Bleu" a commission mural by Christian Astuguevieille
Dear Shaded Viewers,
"Le Champ Bleu" a commission mural for a turinese collector.
I thought that you might enjoy a closer look at "Le Champ Bleu" created by Christian Astuguevieille for one of his collectors. Here is the behind the scenes installation, something only the artist and his clients ever get to see. A few posts back I told you how I've witnessed a little of the making of the 88,000 individual cut pieces of rope painted in a mesmerizing ultramarine acrylic paint. You can be sure that this was a very passionate and work intensive process.
5 m long, 2.50 m high, 4.4 km of rope, 88.000 cut pieces of rope, ultramarine acrylic paint
Later,
Diane
Posted by Diane Pernet at 12:05 PM | Permalink
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Hi Daniel,
It's was just an images I wanted to show here. Armand Rousso
Cheers.
Posted by: Armand rousso | Jul 29, 2007 12:01:21 PM
There is no creation without inspiration neither by Ykes Klein nor by Christian Astuguevieille.
Each artist digest the past and the present to build his future works in his own way.
As well Bleu Outremer or Ultramarine Blue is not the same pigment than YKB.
Posted by: gorka | Jul 15, 2007 5:53:05 PM
Yes Daniel, We would have think of Yves Klein... but I do not think Klein has the Monopoly of Blue ?
Armand Rousso
Posted by: Armand Rousso | Jul 9, 2007 10:48:58 PM
I did not know that Yves Klein was resurrected!!!
Posted by: Daniel | Jul 8, 2007 8:19:17 PM
