ELTONO “ALÉAS”
El próximo 8 de octubre abrimos temporada con la exposición de Eltono “Aléas”.
El artista Francés entiende su entrada en el sistema del arte como una oportunidad para conectarlo con la calle y crear una relación que enriquezca a ambas partes.
En casi todos sus trabajos para galerías y eventos artísticos en espacios privados ha tenido como prioridad tender algún tipo de puente entre el interior y el exterior. Su modus operandi es prácticamente científico: Imagina un protocolo, decide unas reglas, las ejecuta y observa los resultados.
En “Aléas” el artista dejará una parte del proceso creativo fuera de su control, dejando así de ser dueño de su obra y de controlar su evolución en el tiempo, en oposición a la pintura de estudio.
Eltono (París, Francia, 1975) Tras varios años trabajando en Beijing, y habiendo realizado exposiciones individuales en instituciones como el Instituto Cervantes de París, el museo Artium de Vitoria, participando en exposiciones colectivas en Sommerset house o Tate modern de Londres, y creando más de 50 intervenciones en el espacio público en los últimos dos años, el artista vuelve a Sevilla a realizar la que será su segunda exposición individual en la capital Andaluza.
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Eltono “Aléas”
8-10-2015 / 12-1-2016
Opening / Inauguración / Vernissage
8 October / 8 Octubre 2015 / 21:00 – 9:00 pm.
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French artist Eltono (París, France, 1975) worked in Madrid for the last decade, then in Beijing for four years and now lives in southern France. Flâneur, stubborn walker and chronic observer, for years Eltono has used public space as support, studio and inspiration source. His sensitivity to what is happening around him and his knowledge of the nature of the street – its whims and its unpredictability – are his main tools when generating works.
He has worked in the street of more than ninety cities and has shown his works in many world-renowned galleries and museums, including the Tate Modern, the Somerset House, Fundacion Miro and Artium Museum, and now the artist returns to Seville to do his second solo exhibition at the Andalusian capital.
Over the last twelve years, the development of Eltono’s work in galleries has focused on finding solutions to address the problems of showing public art in private indoor spaces.
The artist understands his entry into the art world as an opportunity to connect with the street and create a relationship that enriches both sides.
In almost all his work for galleries and in private spaces it has been a priority for him to build some kind of bridge between the interior and exterior. His modus operandi is virtually scientific: Imagine a protocol, decide the rules, execute them and observe the results.
In “Aléas”, as an opposition to studio painting, the artist will leave some part of the creative process beyond his control, putting aside ownership of his work and the ability to monitor its progress over time.
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