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Spiderman (2023) Painting by Thierry Sorin
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Mixed media on skateboard, paint, stencil and studded plastic spiders.
Quand l’art et la culture urbaine se rencontrent, des skateboards recyclés, métamorphosés en œuvres d’art à travers la technique du pochoir, imprégnée de l’esprit du pop art.
Chaque skateboard raconte une histoire de transformation et de durabilité. Destinés à être jetés, ils ont été sauvés pour être réinventés en pièces artistiques, incarnant la fusion harmonieuse entre la culture urbaine et la conscience écologique.
L’artiste derrière ces créations a puisé son inspiration dans l’énergie et la diversité du pop art, apportant une dimension contemporaine à l’héritage de ce mouvement artistique. Les couleurs franches, les formes dynamiques et les motifs convergent pour créer une expérience visuelle, évoquant l’esprit rebelle du skate tout en célébrant la créativité artistique.
Chaque pochoir capture l’essence du mouvement pop art pour un résultat qui invite le spectateur à repenser la relation entre la rue, le skate et l’art urbain.
Ce skateboard incite à la réflexion sur la consommation consciente et la possibilité de transformer des objets du quotidien en œuvres d’art.
When art and urban culture meet, recycled skateboards, transformed into works of art using the stencil technique, imbued with the spirit of pop art.
Every skateboard tells a story of transformation and sustainability. Intended to be thrown away, they were saved to be reinvented into artistic pieces, embodying the harmonious fusion between urban culture and ecological awareness.
The artist behind these creations drew his inspiration from the energy and diversity of pop art, bringing a contemporary dimension to the heritage of this artistic movement. Bold colors, dynamic shapes and patterns converge to create a visual experience, evoking the rebellious spirit of skateboarding while celebrating artistic creativity.
Each stencil captures the essence of the pop art movement for a result that invites the viewer to rethink the relationship between the street, skateboarding and urban art.
This skateboard encourages reflection on conscious consumption and the possibility of transforming everyday objects into works of art.
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Born in 1962 in Montreuil, Thierry Sorin lives and works in the Paris region. Trained as a graphic designer, with a brief stint at the Beaux-Arts de la ville de Paris, this visual artist developed a ion for drawing, collage and photography at a very young age. He won his first photographic prize awarded by Kodak at the age of 10.
He draws his inspiration from the work of Raymond Hains and Jacques Villeglé, the surrealist collages of Jacques Prévert, street art and pop art... Coming from the punk movement, he researches and experiments with different techniques before finally opting for a mixed, made from collages, paint and stencils.
When digital technology arrived, he focused his work on photography and video. He exhibits regularly and is rewarded several times.
In 2016, he felt the need to broaden his creative field, and returned to the studio to develop his pictorial work towards a more contemporary and more urban language.
His creations are regularly exhibited in various Parisian galleries specializing in urban arts.
We find his stencils and collages in the streets of Paris and elsewhere.
Do It Yourself...
Whether paintings, collages, sculptures, the production is based on the use of recycled materials and the diversion of objects.
The artist gives us some keys to understand his approach, his way of working and better understand his works.
The search for materials
The research begins in the street, the corridors of the metro by collecting posters, then in the Emmaüs centers to acquire other materials necessary for the production of his works, canvases on blank or already painted stretchers, frames... It is also an opportunity to unearth heterogeneous objects, in working order or damaged, they will be transformed into an assembly.
The quest continues on evenings when the "bulky" are on the sidewalk. Everyday objects, toys, books, road signs, construction materials, leaflets, magazines...
Sometimes the inspiration comes as soon as the unearthed object is taken in hand and the artist immediately gets to work. Other times, the object returns to its stock before experiencing a new life.
Stencil work
The artist creates the stencils that he then uses on his works, from one of his drawings or an existing image. The pattern can also be reworked on the computer to differentiate areas of similar colors and create a series of layers. Stencils are also used for text.
Collage
The artist uses this technique which brings together in a single space separate elements from different sources to create a balanced composition that abolishes the boundaries of sculpture and painting. He draws his inspiration from his daily life and from current cultural and political events. He translates his vision of the world through his collages.
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- Date of birth : 1962
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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