JEAN-PIERRE SERGENT: CORPUS-ARCHIVES PART 30 > THE ENTROPIC SUITES SERIES 2015
CORPUS-ARCHIVES PART 30 > THE NEW ENTROPIC SUITES SERIES 2015, is presenting a miscellaneous selection of a new body of work on Plexiglas begun in Besançon in 2011. It's acrylic hand silkscreened and painted on the back of painting units sized 105 x 105 cm. Assembled together on the exhibition walls in order to create huge murals installations. Started in 2011, this new body of works titled Entropic Suites, is composed today of a total of 153 paintings. The painting's images come mostly from Japanese mangas sexual cartoons, Hindus Yantras meditations drawings and genetics patterns from archaic cultures. Those paintings have been shown as large wall installations of variable sizes in several galleries and museums in France and Europe from 2012 to present. The art technic is utilizing a palimpsest silkscreen art technique, appropriating, accumulating and layering images one of top of the other.
www.j-psergent.com/en/artwork/paintings-on-plexiglas/entropic-suites
This new body of art works have been completed at the new artist's studio Besançon location, were Jean-Pierre had moved from New york in the year 2004, and were he is currently living and working:
http://www.j-psergent.com/en/studio.
This new video series of Corpus-Archives, realized in 2015, aims to present to the large public a selection of about twenty still images of paintings or art works, completed at several different studios locations where Jean-Pierre Sergent lived in during his artistic career. Places like his former farm in France, his different studios in Montreal, Canada, and in Brooklyn, Chelsea and Long island City in New York, to finally show the work he is currently doing nowadays in his new studio in Besançon, East of France.
JEAN-PIERRE SERGENT is a French-American artist, he developed his repertory of artistic forms in the United States and continues to work and exhibit regularly in France and the rest of Europe. He recently exhibited at two solo exhibitions in major French museums: the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Mulhouse in 2011 and the Courbet Farm of Flagey in 2102. In 2013, he had two solo shows, one of large works on paper: "Sex & Rituals" at the Omnibus Gallery of Besançon, France, and the other: "Cultures-Energies", at the Kunstpalais in Badenweiler, Germany. To learn more about Jean-Pierre Sergent's works, please visit his webpage: http://www.j-psergent.com, and also like his Facebook artist page: https://www.facebook.com/jpsergentartist
www.j-psergent.com/en/artwork/paintings-on-plexiglas/entropic-suites
This new body of art works have been completed at the new artist's studio Besançon location, were Jean-Pierre had moved from New york in the year 2004, and were he is currently living and working:
http://www.j-psergent.com/en/studio.
This new video series of Corpus-Archives, realized in 2015, aims to present to the large public a selection of about twenty still images of paintings or art works, completed at several different studios locations where Jean-Pierre Sergent lived in during his artistic career. Places like his former farm in France, his different studios in Montreal, Canada, and in Brooklyn, Chelsea and Long island City in New York, to finally show the work he is currently doing nowadays in his new studio in Besançon, East of France.
JEAN-PIERRE SERGENT is a French-American artist, he developed his repertory of artistic forms in the United States and continues to work and exhibit regularly in France and the rest of Europe. He recently exhibited at two solo exhibitions in major French museums: the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Mulhouse in 2011 and the Courbet Farm of Flagey in 2102. In 2013, he had two solo shows, one of large works on paper: "Sex & Rituals" at the Omnibus Gallery of Besançon, France, and the other: "Cultures-Energies", at the Kunstpalais in Badenweiler, Germany. To learn more about Jean-Pierre Sergent's works, please visit his webpage: http://www.j-psergent.com, and also like his Facebook artist page: https://www.facebook.com/jpsergentartist
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