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Alalia #2

YEAR:
SIZE:
2022
70 H x 70 W x 3.5 cm
MEDIUM:
Acrylic on canvas, Airbrush
CATEGORY:
Painting
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ABOUT THE ARTIST

"Where sounds find form and color" Thierry Corpet - French artist, lives and works in Corsica At the crossroads of visual arts and music, Thierry Corpet draws inspiration from William Burroughs' "cut-up" technique to create hybrid works, where superimpositions and geometric forms translate the emotions arising from listening. Without claiming synesthesia, he seeks to capture the ephemeral and give tangible form to what is usually perceived by the ear. Each canvas, each sculpture becomes his visual score — an invitation to see his perception of music, to feel the forms and to listen with the eyes. His work is regularly exhibited in France and internationally. In particular, it was presented at the "Comparaisons 2026" exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris, in the Geometric Abstraction group.

ARTWORK STORY

Cette composition évoque une modernité audacieuse et un équilibre entre le chaos apparent et la symétrie cachée. L'utilisation stratégique des couleurs primaires et des formes abstraites reflète un hommage aux mouvements artistiques du début du XXe siècle tout en introduisant une sensibilité contemporaine. Une œuvre qui incite à la réflexion et à la contemplation.

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