Textile Hanging Decoration With Mirrors, Attributed To The Circle Of Jean Demélier, 1970s
Artist: Jean Demélier
Textile hanging with mirrors attributed to the circle of Jean Demélier, 1970s
A striking suspended composition combining embroidered fabric, inlays of triangular mirrors, and polychrome metal wires.
The work embodies an aesthetic that is both ritualistic and modernist, evoking certain trends in 1970s textile art as well as the nomadic and votive influences that were very prominent in Parisian artistic circles at the time.
The geometric repetition of triangles and the presence of mirrors create an object that straddles the line between ceremonial adornment, a wall-mounted talisman, and a flexible sculpture.
This piece comes directly from the home of the writer, painter, and poet Jean Demélier, a figure closely associated with the experimental and poetic art circles of the French scene in the 1970s and 1980s.
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A striking suspended composition combining embroidered fabric, inlays of triangular mirrors, and polychrome metal wires.
The work embodies an aesthetic that is both ritualistic and modernist, evoking certain trends in 1970s textile art as well as the nomadic and votive influences that were very prominent in Parisian artistic circles at the time.
The geometric repetition of triangles and the presence of mirrors create an object that straddles the line between ceremonial adornment, a wall-mounted talisman, and a flexible sculpture.
This piece comes directly from the home of the writer, painter, and poet Jean Demélier, a figure closely associated with the experimental and poetic art circles of the French scene in the 1970s and 1980s.
Discover all our other products on our website: www.llantiquites.com
1 265 €
Period: 20th century
Style: Other Style
Condition: Good condition
Material: Linen
Width: 28
Height: 20
Depth: 2
Reference (ID): 1838425
Availability: In stock
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