MONTBELIARD until April 7
On 19 - Avenue of the Allies - 03 81 94 43 58
Admission free Tuesday to Saturday from 14h to 18h
and Sunday from 15h to 18h
http://www.le-dix -neuf.asso.fr /
The wall was white when Lepetit Marie began taking measurements. A blank surface in the small back room, which for nearly a week has seen busying rulers, squares, compasses and a few hands to see the emergence of these constellations of empty two-tone dots. A methodical route on which the artist points each intersection. On arrival, a space constructed graph that consists of points, however, the birth of a universe which, however ephemeral indicates something of the time, the starting point of a structure that could be infinite.
The exhibition brings together three Ornaments artists whose work focuses on the transformation of the surface by the creation of patterns, combinations of shapes, materials and colors. According to mathematical and geometrical methods, using repetition, they create optical effects that recall in particular the experiments of avant-garde abstract early 20th century in the decorative arts.
So Eleftherios Amilitos works from geometric shapes, depending on the material used (stickers brilliant Onduline * matte, metal, plastic), come alive in the light. Transparency, reflection, opacity, the eye adapts a time and then reassess the spirals or dodecahedra that seem to float in the air.
Alain Lambilliotte , in turn, expands the scope of painting the entire space of the art center. Cuts corrugated timber which adorns the walls at regular intervals, from floor to ceiling, rattle space. The combination of their white faces and their fluorescent bands are uncanny, creating a kind of artificial light, unusual terrain.
Moving in the exhibition is located at each "ride" another effect, another collection of works. Depending on the angle of view, the space is transformed, time and location operate gentle variations that accompany the visitor through these ornaments.
Frédérique Foulla
* building material and insulation
Above: Alain Lambilliotte, Untitled, 2009 (detail)
Bottom: for exhibition
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