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Nathalie Fontenoy
Nathalie Fontenoy French Artist "Singular Portrait“ Plexiglass Unique Piece

2014

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Plexiglass object # 16, Series “Singular Portrait” Consisting of two plates of plexigass 1cm thick each. Technical digraphy. Unique piece Signature engraved lower right Year 2014. Nathalie Fontenoy is a french artist working and living in Paris. Her painting is at the edge of abstraction and figuration where color is essential, her work has been shown in many personal and collective exhibitions in France and abroad. She works on several series with different techniques, acrylic on canvass, paper collage, and inks on paper, weaving of photo papers… Nathalie Fontenoy, Artist and Designer , Master in Fine Arts and Semiology (Iconography), University of Paris – Sorbonne, build her renowned through her transversal approach to creation : Graphic design for Habitat (textile, carpet), Toulemonde Bochard, Elvé, Roche-Bobois, Delse, Swatch, Dupont, Galeries Lafayette and more... She also made a “revisited” furniture collection, winning the VIA label, which was presented in many exhibitions. Her visual art teaching activities stress the dialogue between architecture and urban landscape. She has developed a course on color for students in architecture at the Ecole Spéciale d’Architecture (ESA) in Paris. She also taught at EPSAA (a Paris architecture school) and EFAP image- Nathalie Fontenoy also participate at the conception and realization of cultural projects at the “Domaine de Chamarante” and the interactive exhibition “Inventer 89” with the Claude Mollard abcd agency and has recently conceived three installation projects: - “Résonance Quantique” which confronts three Brancusi artworks with present astrophysics knowledge, with the active participation of Daniel Kunth, astrophysicist - “Singulier portrait ou la tentation iconique” which brings into play our basic relation to images in relation with theology. - “Experience immediate des sens” based on Edgar Morin work - Scenography for international Dance Companies (Angelin Preljocaj, Karine Saporta), prizewinner for best scenography for “inventer 89” contest organized by the French ministry of Culture.
  • Creator:
    Nathalie Fontenoy (1961, French)
  • Creation Year:
    2014
  • Dimensions:
    Height: 11.82 in (30 cm)Width: 9.45 in (24 cm)Depth: 1.03 in (2.6 cm)
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  • Gallery Location:
    Paris, FR
  • Reference Number:
    Seller: Peint/G 0006 B- LP121stDibs: LU131915393501
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