Past

Présences Flottantes - Acte 1 (seconde partie)

09/05/2015 - 09/26/2015
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Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
masque justicier Kram, 2015
série Théâtre Premier
oil on canvas
36 x 48 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
masque bienfaisant Kifwebe - Luba, 2015
série Théâtre Premier
oil on canvas
36 x 48 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
masque comique Kyogen, 2015
série Théâtre Premier
oil on canvas
36 x 48 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
masque de démon Népal, 2015
série Théâtre Premier
oil on canvas
36 x 48 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Incendie (Fire), 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
146 x 97 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Imaginaire, 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
146 x 114 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Olympe, 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
162 x 114 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Ascension, 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - Acte 1
Oil on canvas
146 x 97 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Pluie (Rain), 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - Acte 1
Oil on canvas
146 x 114 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Racine, 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
162 x 130 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Silence, 2014
série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
146 x114 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Forêt (Forest), 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
162 x 130 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Danse, 2014
série Présences Flottantes - Acte 1
oil on canvas
195 x 130 cm
Unique artwork, available

Louis Salkind
Louis Salkind
Absence, 2014
Série Présences Flottantes - acte 1
Oil on canvas
146 x 97 cm
Unique artwork, available

Press release

The "Théâtre Premier" series, presented in September 2015, marks a transition between Act I and Act II of Floating Presences.
The artist explains:
"I created this series with the idea of unfolding space and time at a moment when division and immediacy seem to have become the dominant imperatives. To do so, I explored the concept of representation, which I see as the point where the real, the imaginary and the symbolic intersect.
Certain forms of representation, which can also be understood as social markers, crystallize an archaic process of construction. To embody this idea, I chose masks from so-called 'primitive' cultures or distant civilizations, whose original functions correspond to those of the institutions of what we call modern societies, onto which I placed them.
Totemic masks replace the faces, while uniforms loaded with symbolic meaning become the bodies.

From this encounter emerges both a theatre of the world and the possibility of imagining another—one in which the face of modernity is tribal."