HH (2022) Painting by Pierre Lamblin

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Acrylic on Aluminium

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Dimensions Height 35in, Width 43.3in
Framing This artwork is not framed
Categories Horse

HH œuvre de Pierre Lamblin représentant un cheval, composée de 3 plaques d'aluminium superposées, puis recouvertes de centaines de peintures différentes à la façon du dripping. Cette technique de superposition de plaques est propre à Pierre Lamblin, il recherche à partir de simples aplats à créer du volume tout en laissant l'énergie circuler librement entre les plaques. En plus son œuvre projette une ombre sur le mur qui donne du mouvement en changeant en fonction de l'éclairage.
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HH artwork of Pierre Lamblin representing a horse, composed of 3 superimposed aluminum layers, covered with hundreds of different paints in the dripping style. This technique of superimposing layers is specific to Pierre Lamblin, he wants from simple flat areas to create volume while letting the energy circulate freely between the layers. In addition, his work projects a shadow on the wall which gives movement by changing according to the lighting.
Pierre Lamblin is an artist present among collectors all over the world. For more information you can search "pierre lamblin artist" in google

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Dripping

Pierre Lamblin

Pierre Lamblin is a contemporary French artist. Lamblin swiftly gained recognition in Cannes and Monaco from an international audience, and his creations have found their place in contemporary art collections [...]

From an early age, Lamblin was immersed in the world of art, developing a profound ion for the works of impressionist painters. His childhood in the Nicois garden was marked by endless hours spent capturing the beauty of flowers on canvas. However, a transformative moment occurred in his teenage years when he encountered Guernica and fell under the spell of Pablo Picasso, steering him away from impressionism and into the realm of cubism. This shift in artistic focus led to the adoption of his new pseudonym, "Paco Jacomo," under which he signs all his works.

Venturing into the world of blacksmithing and ironwork, Lamblin's artistic exploration expanded to sculpture. He began encapsulating everyday objects in tinted plaster, adding another dimension to his creative repertoire. Despite his lifelong dedication to experimental art, Lamblin had to wait around two decades before transitioning from a professional career to becoming a full-time visual artist.

A pioneer of the unique art style known as MultiLayers, Lamblin seeks to replicate the depths of the abyss in his works, inviting viewers to immerse themselves, much like a diver exploring a sunken ship. Using three to four metal plates, he masterfully reproduces complex volumes, preserving his creations for eternity by encapsulating them in a thick, transparent material—epoxy resin.

Through his art, Lamblin endeavors to convey a sense of joy, creating works that are not only visually compelling but also open to interpretation. His pieces delve into various concepts that hold personal significance for him, ranging from critiques of consumer society to explorations of climate and the impact of social networks.

Lamblin's favored themes include childhood, with sculptures featuring iconic characters like Mickey Mouse, and nature, where he explores the beauty of wild animals. After a period of sculptural exploration, Lamblin returned to painting, drawing inspiration from the styles of Combas and Basquiat.