Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc

Year: 2024

Material/Technique: Paper, Pen

Size: 41 × 31 cm

Edition: Unique

Signed:Included

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Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc
Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc
Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc
Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc
Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc
Addendum to the New System of the World Presented by Le Clerc

About the Work

Year
2024
Material/Technique
Paper, Pen
Size
41 × 31 cm
Edition
Unique
Signed
Included
Frame
Included
Work Certificate
Included
Category
Drawing
Style
Abstract

Work Details

As Deleuze once said, «to create a territory is the birth of art.», one might define art as the creation of spaces within spaces. We navigate through various territories on different scales (universe→earth→region→tradition→family→home→body→mind) and creating our own territory requires a representation of our surroundings, driven by personal sensitivity or objective facts.

Jean Lemonnier's practice involves a balance between accident and control, representing invisible elements in motion—such as wind, clouds, water, and particles—through abstract, dynamic shapes that invite their own narratives. His work is deeply influenced by art currents, symbols, architecture, and spaces that merge aesthetic ideals with spiritual or social functions, including concepts of the sublime, minimalism, brutalism, dry gardens (枯山水). Thus, he constructs his territory either by selecting exhibition spaces that resonate with his inspirations or by creating an environment within white cubes using various objects and mediums, alongside his main productions.

For this exhibition, Jean aims to create simulations of matters and motion through the practice of drawing, and builds a territory using almost exclusively materials found in this building.

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Exhibition title

Fabulation/ (ma) tter | Jean Lemonnier

Opening hours

12:00 - 18:00 (last admission 17:30)

Closed days

Open every day during the exhibition

venue

Uenoshita Studio

ABAB Ueno 6th floor, 4-8-4 Ueno, Taito-ku, Tokyo

Admission fee

gratis

planning

Tokyo University of the Arts Graduate School of Fine Arts Global Art Practice (GAP) +ArtSticker

Exhibition URL

https://artsticker.app/events/29537

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Artist

Jean Lemonnier
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Jean Lemonnier

Drawing artist, video maker, sculpter

Jean Lemonnier's practice involves a balance between accident and control, representing invisible elements in motion—such as wind, clouds, water, and particles—through abstract, dynamic shapes that invite their own narratives. His work is deeply influenced by art currents, symbols, architecture, and spaces that merge aesthetic ideals with spiritual or social functions, including concepts of the sublime, minimalism, brutalism, dry gardens (枯山水). Thus, he constructs his territory either by selecting exhibition spaces that resonate with his inspirations or by creating an environment within white cubes using various objects and mediums, alongside his main productions. Jean Lemonnier was born in July 1999 in France. Interested in notions of sciences and spirituality like the void or the inner infinity of moments in suspension, Jean aims to create fictions of alternative permanence through different mediums. In 2021, Jean degreed from MOCO. ESBA, fine arts based in Montpellier, France, where he worked on different mediums and techniques like drawing, engraving, video, volume with wood and metal. He moved in 2022 to Japan to continue his studies at Tokyo University of the Arts master Global Arts Practice where he discovered stone carving while improving his skills on video and ink drawings. He graduated in 2024 and plans to stay in Japan to keep producing his artwork.

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Last updated date
03.21.2024