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American Gothic (Wood) (2023) Printmaking by Le Yack
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Limited Edition (#9/10)
Printmaking,
Digital Print
on Canvas
- Dimensions Height 19.7in, Width 19.7in
- Artwork's condition The artwork is in perfect condition
- Framing This artwork is not framed
- Categories Printmaking under $1,000 Pop Art Portrait
La scène est à la fois familière et surréaliste, car les figures de l'homme et de la femme arborent les attitudes graves et sérieuses de l'original, mais sont entourées de graffitis colorés et expressifs qui recouvrent la porte du métro. Ces graffitis, typiques du street art contemporain, ajoutent une couche de dynamisme et de subversion à l'œuvre.
Le Yack parvient à capturer la tension entre la tradition et la modernité, l'Amérique et la France, le classique et le contemporain. L'utilisation de couleurs vives et de formes audacieuses rappelle le style du pop art, tandis que la représentation des personnages conserve une certaine gravité. Cette juxtaposition crée une ambiance unique et intrigante, qui invite le spectateur à réfléchir sur la dualité de la culture populaire et de l'art de la rue.
Le Yack nous pousse à questionner les notions de passé et de présent, de tradition et d'innovation, tout en célébrant la vitalité de l'art contemporain qui transcende les frontières artistiques et géographiques. C'est une œuvre qui incarne la créativité et la diversité de l'art contemporain dans le contexte urbain dynamique de Paris.
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Alexandre Pelletier, better known by his artistic moniker, Le Yack, is a contemporary French artist. Born and raised in France, his journey as an artist began with formal education at the École Supérieure d'Art et de Design (ESAD) in Orléans, where he earned his diploma in communication in 1997. This early academic foundation laid the groundwork for his future creative endeavors.
Following his studies, Le Yack delved into the realm of graphic arts, where he honed his skills and craftsmanship over the span of two decades. Throughout his professional career, he served as an artistic director in both publishing and web-based platforms, showcasing a versatile proficiency in visual communication.
In 2020, a pivotal year for his artistic trajectory, Le Yack embarked on a new venture into "graffiti" painting, marking a departure from his previous endeavors. With this transition, he sought to construct a vibrant and eclectic universe, intertwining iconic figures from contemporary society such as Frida Kahlo and Uma Thurman. His work radiates with a kaleidoscope of colors, infused with the dynamic energy of urban art. Through a fusion of techniques including acrylic paint, spray can, and Posca marker, Le Yack creates compositions that pay homage to the ethos of street culture.
A significant evolution in Le Yack's artistic expression occurred in 2018 when he began exhibiting black and white collages in urban settings. This marked a shift towards a more public-facing approach, engaging with diverse audiences beyond traditional gallery spaces. His inaugural exhibition in 2022 at the Galerie de l'Empreinte Hôtel in Orléans heralded a new chapter in his artistic journey, solidifying his presence within the local art scene.
Le Yack's artistic philosophy is deeply rooted in the notion of exploring familiar imagery and emotional associations embedded within our collective consciousness. He embraces a fluid and experimental approach, eschewing a defined style in favor of continuous exploration and innovation. For Le Yack, the essence of his craft lies in the fusion of cultures, weaving together disparate elements to create a visual tapestry that resonates with a wide audience.
With an eye towards the future, Le Yack aspires for his work to be inherently populist, embodying the spirit of urban art as a dynamic and inclusive mode of expression. His creations serve as a vibrant tableau, a street food buffet for a generation hungry for cultural immersion and connection. Through his art, Le Yack invites viewers to embark on a journey of discovery, where the boundaries between tradition and innovation blur, and the familiar becomes extraordinary.
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Nationality:
FRANCE
- Date of birth : unknown date
- Artistic domains:
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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