Name: LIFE IS TO SHORT
Brand: Christian Dugardeyn
SKU: AR-00089963
Price: 2040.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.89 (993 reviews)

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Type: Original Art
Medium: Sculpture > Bronze
Style: Expressionistic
Subject: Portraits > Male
Year: 2020
Size: 25.0 x 11.0 x 6.0 cm
Ready to hang: Yes
Frame: No
Signed: Yes, foot
Materials: bronze, acrylic, ink, pencil, engraving, lacquer
Shipping: Ships from Belgium

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LIFE IS TO SHORT

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Christian Dugardeyn

Sculpture25.0 x 11.0 x 6.0 cm?

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Christian Dugardeyn

Through the use of a multitude of artistic mediums ranging from
painting to sculpture, DUGA brings together a particular aesthetic in
his works. This Belgian artist finds his roots and influences in
Primitive Arts, African art, Oceanic art, Native American art, raw
art, but also in naive art.
Born in 1963 in Brussels, Christian Dugardeyn (alias DUGA) is an
artist belonging to the Free Expression movement. After an
unavoidable stint at the Fine Arts, he quickly emancipates himself
from the artistic techniques taught to refocus on his instinctive
emotions: detaching from academicism to create his own style. He
paints and sculpts viscerally, in a state of regression and on the
fringe of contemporary artistic currents. The reappropriation of his
influences to give shape to his emotions. DUGA expresses himself
through different techniques: drawing, painting, and sculpture.

Among contemporary artists, Basquiat, Combas and the free figuration
movement, Aléchinsky, Appel and the Cobra group, Picasso, Schiele
and expressionism, Dubuffet and Art Brut, Street Art, … have
impregnated his work.

An artist cannot remain in his corner, isolated. He must open up,
remodel the influences of the past that speak to him.

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