Franck Leviski - Nous ne Sommes Définitivement pas les Derniers (2018)

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"...In his mind will come the cycles of "Vanities", that of "Masks", "Attempt to exhaust reality" with the same period "Transfers" and "Anthropomorphic forms", "Between two", "We are Definitely it will not be the last" then, even today, the cycle of "Chaos". So many titles that appeal to the notions that are important to him, that animate his Artwork: mutations, passage, transformation and, of course, time linked to memory. All this is intertwined in thought as in plastic production for a permanent and multiform research in the dimension of the temporality of human life..." Nelly Faurem, art critic, curator. Franck Leviski was born in 1969 in France. He studied at the Academy of Fine Arts in Brive and at the School of Fine Arts in Bordeaux. He lives and Artworks in Perigueux (France). || We are definitely not behind the last (2018) - Acrylic on Canvas - 50x65 cm (56x71 cm) - Black Wooden Frame


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