mardi 29 août 2006

To stick, it is to animate a surface, to put L-shaped' imaginary.


Article of Courant Gilles

In 1929, max Ernst makes its first “novel-joining” within the surrealist movement; it names it the woman 100 heads. A few decades later, a child makes his first joinings in the Center of Guénouvry; he names one of them the tree with heads. As other of these works emerges something which mobilizes the imagination and the sensitivity of the subject: of that which create and that which looks at. This something can name the strange one, the odd one, the strange one, the monstrous one, absurd… the sources of this strange, of its creations, could be elsewhere only in the subject wishing and anxious. The strange one appears as message that the subject addresses to itself and with the others.

A little love Paper velvet And of esthetics musiPaper c It is sorrow Papier drawing Before a long time Let slip Glazed paper Feelings Sticking paper Ca impresses Carbon paper But it is wind

The term of collage is difficult to encircle. It appears indefinite and plural. It returns to pictorial, musical, verbal, cinematographic, the joining of objects. With him, one is in the order of poietic, rhetoric, esthetics, the history. One speaks about joinings sometimes like artistic activity specifies sometimes like approximate metaphor. One can even arrive sometimes at an extreme generalization of the “whole is joining”. The only possible definition of the joinings term isn't it itself only one joining? Minor popular art, applied art or artistic expression, joining go up far in the history since the first traces arrived to us through the art of Japanese penmanship and its table-poems date from XIIe century. In the field of the fine arts, the Masters of XIVe and XVe century integrate into their tables of religious inspiration of the real objects or the foreign matters, invaluable stones, collars, plates of gold or money, proverbs or inscriptions, to increase the character crowned their works. During centuries, the artists of reputation as Gentile Bellini (1429-1507) were numerous to have recourse to cutting, the assembly and the joining of the matters. However, they were creations of the economic situation, marginal taking into consideration their usual technique, and not of a technique “thought and contemplated” such as will appear the art of joining with the movements avant-gardists of the XXe century.

The history of modern joining starts in 1912 with the experiment cubist. Joining becomes fundamental element of the pictorial universe then. The blows of scissors and the tears replace the features. Joining implies a new way to design and carry out a work by breaking established conventions contiguous to “traditional work”: there is, for example, abandonment depths of field, prospects and rules governing the creepage distances and the foregrounds, the shades and the lights. The schools, the movements, the currents, philosophies using joinings multiply. Let us quote for example the cubism (Pablo Picasso, George Braque, Juan Gris), dadaism (Marcel Duchamp, Francis Picabia, Tristan Tzara, Hans Arp), surrealism (max Ernst, Miro, Breton, Dali, Magritte)… The technique of joining is simple, even banal. It consists in taking a certain number of elements in works, objects, messages, sets, “whole” already existing and integrating them in a new creation “to produce” an original totality where appear ruptures of the various types. Joining then becomes an assembly by superposition, juxtaposition, composition. It offers a work on the whole and the part of the whole. To stick, it is to animate a surface, to put L-shaped' imaginary. Joining is initially a walk in the middle of the images with the fortuitous meeting of fragments, of parts or pieces. After having placed at the disposal of the catalogues, leaflets, magazines, publicities, books, reviews, newspapers, paper, scissors and adhesive, the child will start to divide into sheets, locate, select, break up, cross, cut out, tear, separate, tear off ..... then to lay out, to combine, bring closer, organize, structure, superimpose, stick, take off, restick… The rhetoric of joining is important, indicative, in particular compared to the type of element or taken message, with the way in which this one is taken and the way in which the child composes or recomposes joining. Such child never uses the scissors; he prefers to tear the pages in strips. Such other, after two years of participation, continues to take whole pages resticking them on a white sheet; there is yet no question of cutting the least small piece of page. This one seems to be interested only in the apparatuses electric household appliances, kitchen utensils, furniture. That one does not have interest, seems it that for food, food promotions of great surfaces. Joining, like a text, is carrying direction. The creator, the child, puts in his work his sensitivity, his phantasms, his madness, his concerns of the moment. To imagine and “inimaginer” The Joinings activity proposed with the children, Guénouvry, is an activity of expression, therapeutic and inductive of change (relationship between the process of creativity and sublimation). This activity rests on the duelle relation and/or groupale. We are in a relational process, in a place of exchange, transfer. The goal of the duelle meeting and/or groupale is not to create an aesthetic work but to use the support of joining with mentaliser the instinctual and imaginary life, to charge the emotional and emotional life, in particular for suffering subjects of a difficulty of symbolizing (to use objects of external reality to approach an interior dimension) We can transpose to joining this reflexion of Rene Passeron: “painting is a bandage of the vacuum. The vacuum, when it is only space between the things, is not a wound. But on the fabric, the vacuum, as an appearance simulated of very empty (that of the being much more than that of space), is gaping in appearing it… Any bandage hides at the same time as it looks after and substitutes its perceptible appearance for nonthe appearance of the wound consequently opened for imaginary”. (article “Inimages”, Review of Esthetics, 1978).


mercredi 9 août 2006

Sugar and the adhesive Instructions


There is no rule to build with “sugar and the adhesive” only you must stick the pieces the ones to the others without seeking to do something of private individual. Thus, you will be able to create volumes curious and sometimes chiefs about works. Then, with painting, test…
The experiment was however very enriching, it enabled me to go to seek everywhere artisants to manufacture these pieces in platre, cork, terra cotta of three colors, wooden of various gasolines…. People, a little everywhere in France accepted and allowed “sugar and the adhesive” to be born and to have with the contest the spine of 1989 the price of honor but…
Successes commercial no one, whereas it was accepted immediately by the children, hypers creative brilliant, the parents found that it was not teaching enough, too creative, creation makes one of fout, which it is necessary it is that the kids learn… Hundreds of works were contruites, with accompanying notes and it was that essence… since for me, it was about a tool which was going to make it possible each one to project in space an interior universe…

See site : http://perso.orange.fr/art-psy/sucrecolle.html

vendredi 2 juin 2006

scrapbooking

creative leisure

The scrapbooking (of English: scrap: piece, end, remain and book: deliver) is as a creative leisure consisting in placing photographs in a decoration in connection with the topic approached, with an aim of emphasizing them by a presentation more aesthetic as a simple photo album. For that, many techniques of scrapbooking exist, such as the scrapbooking (of English: scrap: piece, end, remain and book: deliver) is a form of creative leisure consisting in introducing photographs into a decoration in connection with the topic approached, with an aim of emphasizing them by a presentation more aesthetic than a simple photo album. For that, many techniques of scrapbooking exist, such as the tag, serendipity etc…
The usual format of a page of scrapbooking is of 30 X 30 cm. However, all the formats of page and album are authorized with the liking of imagination and the material with the provision of each one.
With the scrapbooking, your photo albums will become a treasure which your family will appreciate from generation to generation.
It is also a new concept in connection with the use of the documents and files


A page generally comprises a title, a comment has date and the name of the people present on the photographs.




Joy of Scrapbooking


Totally Teen Scrapbook Pages: Scrapbooking the Almost Grown-Up Years


Digital Scrapbooking


All Boy Scrapbook Pages.html


Scrapbooking With Your Kids: The Ultimate Guide to Kid-friendly Crafting

mercredi 22 septembre 2004

Picasso Cubiste


An occasion to see collage cubists of Picasso

The Picasso Museum in Paris this September 19, 2007 to January 7, 2008 an exhibition, the first of its kind ever organized in France, the period of Cubist Pablo Picasso. The retrospective presents Picasso cubist collages throughout the world. The room number 8 is devoted to collages Cubist 1920 dominated by work on the edge of abstraction. The collages with questions about the guitar music "violin and sheet music" (Fall 1912)

This exhibition would gain a lot of interest if it were at least alluded to the impact of the couple

Picasso in establishing the first cubist collages.

© Guitare Picasso, printemps 1913. Stuck papers (papers of color, wallpapers, newspaper, charcoal and pencil) 44 X 32,7 cm. Paris, Picasso Museum © Rmn S/P - © Succession Picasso 2007