{"id":20622,"date":"2021-03-30T16:08:12","date_gmt":"2021-03-30T14:08:12","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/francevisiting.com\/?p=20622"},"modified":"2021-03-30T17:18:16","modified_gmt":"2021-03-30T15:18:16","slug":"marciano-gallery-joy-interview","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/francevisiting.com\/index.php\/2021\/03\/30\/marciano-gallery-joy-interview\/","title":{"rendered":"Let’s meet some of the artists of the Marciano gallery, such as Joy’s interview!"},"content":{"rendered":"
\"\"Founded in 1992 by Micka\u00ebl Marciano, the eponymous Marciano gallery proposes a selection of around 50 inspired artists. With the aim to democratize contemporary art through its several galleries, mainly located in Paris but also outside, feel free to discover them in those 7 complementary exhibition spaces.<\/strong><\/div>\n
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Spreading from New Pop Art, passing by New Realism until Kinetic Movement, let you get seduced among a variety of artistic movements conveyed by these various emerging or illustrious artists. Thus, it’s not a mystery that from painting to sculptures, figurative to abstract, the universe of the Marciano galleries stands out with its wide offer. <\/strong><\/div>\n
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By the way, some of them have benefited of the Marciano support, notably for the realization and of course the promotion of their artworks. That’s why, many of them decided to entrust the Marciano galleries with a worldwide exclusive distribution of their creations and we are glad to present you a couple of them, including an interview of the colorful artist Joy among other artistic treasures!<\/strong> By Alex Plato<\/em><\/div>\n
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\"\"Otherwise, while still specializing in contemporary art<\/strong>, you may also discover a wide selection of more experimented artists with a stronger notoriety. Therefore, you could count on Cesar<\/strong>, Arman<\/strong>, Appel<\/strong>, Chagall<\/strong>, Picasso<\/strong> and Dal\u00ed<\/strong> to name a few. Nonetheless, the Marciano<\/strong> galleries also represent the legacy of multiple renowned artists, such as Roger Suraud <\/strong>(photo credits: Marciano & Henri Saromsky).<\/div>\n
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Last but not least, as a real advocate for artistic democratization, Micka\u00ebl Marciano<\/strong> as well tends to convince anyone willing to start or expand his own art collection<\/strong> with good bases. For your information, even foundations<\/strong> and museums<\/strong> have already once purchased one those heterogeneous masterpieces<\/strong>. Therefore, let us introduce a couple of these featured artists<\/strong>, able to entertain your upcoming admiration. <\/div>\n
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Marciano Contemporary<\/strong><\/a>, 4 Place des Vosges, 75004 Paris (France) \/ Open everyday from 11h until 19h30 \/ Phone : 00 33 (0)1 84 83 44 44. More information on the official website<\/strong><\/a>.<\/div>\n
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\"\"Starting our Art<\/strong> tour with the enlightened designer Falcone<\/strong><\/a>, who is a full autodidact artist<\/strong>, while notably finding some of his roots in the art foundation<\/strong> of his grandfather. Learn more about this private Fondation Cherqui<\/strong>, located in Aubervilliers<\/strong>, open to the visit with its 5000 visible artworks<\/strong>, on the video<\/strong> below. <\/div>\n
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As a real passionate about geometric<\/strong> works and kinetics<\/strong> since his childhood, Falcone<\/strong><\/a> was also much inspired by the deconstructed tables of Carmelo Arden Quin<\/strong>. In this case, infinite colorful circles<\/strong> and squares<\/strong> always intrigued this multifaceted artist<\/strong> and eventually encouraged him to go further. <\/div>\n
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Thus, with the goal to multiply a contemplative image without an end, Falcone<\/strong> employs his favorite tools which are neon<\/strong>, plexiglass<\/strong>, and of course LED<\/strong> lights reflected by a mirror<\/strong>. All these ingredients are reunited to generate a sort of optical illusion as a guideline for an innovative and colorful art demonstration (photo credits: Falcone). <\/div>\n
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\"\"Furthermore, thanks to those electric special effects, Falcone<\/strong> enjoys the pleasure of a visual stimulation<\/strong> produced on the spectator’s perception, essentially according to his position in front of the artwork<\/strong>. By the way, this magic<\/strong> solution would only become possible through the force of a complex electroluminescent<\/strong> display. <\/div>\n
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Based on the power of a tiny lightful diode<\/strong> (abbreviated as LED<\/strong>, for light-emitting diode<\/em>) which is considered as an opto-electronic<\/strong> device able to spread light when it is traversed by electricity<\/strong>. While passing in one direction, the energy<\/strong> would eventually produce non-coherent monochromatic<\/strong> or polychromatic<\/strong> radiation from this electromagnetic<\/strong> interaction.<\/div>\n
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Thereafter, this constant and durable photon<\/strong> emission generates an amazing stylistic<\/strong> device based on different topical<\/strong> or abstract<\/strong> subjects, able to display an infinite ray of lights<\/strong><\/em> in your favorite exhibition<\/strong> hall.<\/div>\n
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More information on the official website<\/strong><\/a>.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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