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NED

Edition of 1346.0 x 36.0 cm?

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Ned, of his real name Stéphane Nedellec, founds the 9th concept collective with Stéphane Carricondo and Jerk 45. & nbsp; The universe of Ned is abundant and moving: everyday objects and instruments rub shoulders with a fantastic world filled with characters straight out of 'An imaginary "& nbsp; nedelleyen & nbsp;". A mixture of Celtic symbols (by its Breton origins) and signs inspired by tribal art, its line is singular. In her latest works, the color becomes more melted, less lively, she plays matter and her renderings; The universe becomes less saturated. His artistic research on the human face, its expressions and its aesthetics, give Ned works a unprecedented atmosphere. By crossing photography, drawing and painting, he created characters on the border of realism and abstraction. Also inspired by the art of the Middle Ages, the artist aspires to dissect his forms and his traces to build medallions. Mandorles, ornaments, interlacing of flames, arabesques and friezes are in the genesis of a new heraldry made of unpublished coats of arms and coat of arms. By his pen, he imposes a fusion of patterns, banners, banners, oriflams or magic seals, thus giving a more conceptual vision of his work.

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