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Lost in Space - Paradox Series
Project Paradox
Acrylic painting on canvas
Dimensions 76 x 76 cm
Visual journey
This page offers a visual journey through the artwork Lost in Space. The viewer's gaze is guided through different points of focus, gradually revealing the tensions and questions conveyed by the canvas.
Through movement, rhythm and text, this approach opens up a complementary reading of the work.
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Interpretation
Lost in space is part of the Paradox project, an approach that seeks above all to raise questions, without necessarily offering clear answers.
The work depicts tourists adrift in a void, suspended in a moment of carefree abandon, capturing their own image even as their point of reference seems to have vanished. The dance sequence accentuates this impression of solitude and detachment, like a drift away from reality.
The pictorial surface incorporates glass beads, set in motion within a still-fluid gel, forming a mass that evokes a territory. Words are engraved upon it—"me" repeated, almost omnipresent, facing a singular "we." Through their semi-transparency, the beads reveal a dark, uncertain form, which may suggest the trace of a world in decline.
This material then becomes the bearer of a paradox: between presence and disappearance, between individualism and collective, between what is seen and what is revealed.
Between fascination, excess and loss of bearings, the image becomes a space for questioning.
How far can we go before losing what connects us?
Symbolic
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Reading the tensions
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Approach / process / intention
This video illustrates the creative process used during the creation of the work and its relationship to the concept of the Paradox event and dance.
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Approach / process / intention
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creative process
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Material and construction
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Other works in the Paradox series
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