Mother India
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Mother India भारत माता is a series of 17 photographs of a long-running work started in 2012 with the Return to India series.
Sizes and process:
Giclee process on Hahnemühle PhotoRag 315 g Fine Art Baryta paper mounted on museum aluminum Dibond, fitted in wooden American box frame.
Different sizes according to the photography : 60X90 cm, 50X75 cm, 40X60 cm.
1rst giclee process on white Canson Outdoor PVC mat fabric 450gr, H 240cm L 160cm.
Limited edition of 10 numbered and signed.
Mother India ... travelling, the reflection of my thankful soul.
My artistic approach is built on the search for lost images. Having worked more than twenty years in India without ever taking pictures, I feel for several years the need to return to these places to fix the mental images that inhabit me. This serie is therefore considered as a quest, a way to rebuild my memory.
Read the text of the exhibition click here
June 2017.
Mother India
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Mother India
That's it mystery IV
Balloons with a thousand colors
Ganesh & Dourga
the "divine" part that we have in ourself
The meeting,
well beyond what we see
Fix the smell of the colors
Sublime beauties wrapped in rainbow
That's the biggest dizziness
The sacred tree, the tree of Life
That's it mystery III
Just the desire to catch fire
in contact with this Wonderful
The poetry of the pigments II
We are Life, Breath, Gift
The Men's wishes
The thread of India
Mother India भारत माता is a series of 17 photographs of a long-running work started in 2012 with the Return to India series.
Sizes and process:
Giclee process on Hahnemühle PhotoRag 315 g Fine Art Baryta paper mounted on museum aluminum Dibond, fitted in wooden American box frame.
Different sizes according to the photography : 60X90 cm, 50X75 cm, 40X60 cm.
1rst giclee process on white Canson Outdoor PVC mat fabric 450gr, H 240cm L 160cm.
Limited edition of 10 numbered and signed.
Mother India ... travelling, the reflection of my thankful soul.
My artistic approach is built on the search for lost images. Having worked more than twenty years in India without ever taking pictures, I feel for several years the need to return to these places to fix the mental images that inhabit me. This serie is therefore considered as a quest, a way to rebuild my memory.
Read the text of the exhibition click here
June 2017.
Mother India