Maurice Blaussyld

  • ....../éloigné, /

    ....../éloigné, /

    5 parts: ink on paper, plexiglass

    Plexiglass 65.5 x 50.5 cm each, paper 29.7 x 21 cm

  • Sans titre

    Sans titre, 2008 / 2017

    Installation in 2 parts: graphite, blue ink, grey ink, white paper; steel, gray alkyd resin, glass, white cardboard

    110.6 x 77.4 cm / 110.6 x 77.4 cm

  • Sans titre

    Sans titre, 2002

    White paint, wood, glass, dirt, linseed oil, ink and paper

    Dimensions variable

  • Granit

    Granit, 1998

    Granite, paper, black ink

    145 x 80 x 25 cm

Biography

In the works of Maurice Blaussyld, an archetype vanitas emerges. If the gesture of painting is at its outset that which covers a surface with a material, in the work of Maurice Blaussyld everything is painting including his texts, a suite of phrases typed in black on white paper. In light of the illusion of our world, the artist opposes a radical pictorial realism which magnifies interstices as intervals and deconstructs the image and its origins.