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Kathy Le Vavasseur: Selected works, 2013-2021

May 13, 2022
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Kathy Le Vavasseur: Selected works, 2013-2021

Translocation, 2013-2020

Translocation, white&blue, 2013
Translocation, white&blue, 2013
Translocation, white&blue, ADN, mutation, 2017
Translocation, white&blue, ADN, mutation, 2017
Translocation, white&blue, ADN, mutation, 2017
Translocation, white&blue, 2017
Translocation, crucified, 2015
Translocation, crucified, 2015
Translocation, crucified, 2015
Translocation, crucified, 2015
Translocation, crucified, 2015

In this world dominated by blue and white, fine stripes are patiently assembled using a special technique (nerikomi) to create a block of clay. When it is sliced open, the content and transcription inside are revealed, as in cell division.

From one module comes infinite variations. Each piece can be reorganized as a wall installation of 10, 20, 30 or more parts. While the movement creates the form, the repetition of this form in turn creates dynamic movement. When lined up and subjected to the play of shadow and light, these unique pieces evoke the characters of an imaginary language, which viewers are free to interpret as they wish.

Waves, 2013-2021

Foehn, 2014
wave “Cuu Long”, 2014
Translocation, 2019
Pink Sand, 2015

This is a tribute of “Cuu Long” river in Mekong. Water, symbol of live. The materiel is transformed into waves with elegant curves and edgy crests. The grain of the clay or sandstone is revealed, and a matte surface envelops each piece, conferring on it exceptional purity.

Circum Colum, 2015-2020

Circum colonne, 2016
Circum colonne, 2016
Circum colonne, 2016
Circum colonne, Inventaire, 2016
Circum colonne, Inventaire, 2016
Circum colum, 2016 / Circumvolution, 2016
Circum colonne, Inventaire, 2016
Circum Stellar X-Ray, 2016

Circum column is a white sculpture, as porous as bone. A tower inspired by the spinal column, it is mounted upside down with the sacrum at the top, sacred body. Its verticality calling to mind the beautiful temples and stupas of Asia and evoking feelings of devotion and hope.

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  • Translocation, white&blue, 2013, earthenware, unit 36x4x15 cm
  • Translocation, white&blue, 2013, earthenware, unit 36x4x15 cm. Modular Wall installation of 60 unique pieces, nerikomi technique, 200×200 cm
  • Solo show at Musée de la Faïence, Quimper 2021. Translocation, white&blue, ADN, mutation, 2017. 30 unique pieces for the 30th anniversary of the Museum. Earthenware, nérikomi, Wall Installation Wall 1.60 x 1.60 m.
  • At Grand Palais, Paris. Translocation, white&blue, 2017. Wall installation of 24 unique pieces. 1.60×1.60 m. Earthenware, nérikomi.
  • Translocation, crucified, 2015, white stoneware, enamel. 17x17x10 cm; 17x4x10cm
  • Foehn, 2014, stoneware, 80x10x30 cm
  • wave “Cuu Long”, 2014, stoneware, 92x15x37 cm
  • Translocation, 2019, stoneware. Installation on the ground. Detached pieces of Waves, 3m x 40 cm x 1.50m
  • Pink Sand, 2015, stoneware, 80x16x34cm
  • Circum colonne, 2016, Stoneware, 75x26x27 cm
  • Circum colonne, Inventaire, 2016, stoneware, enamel – Sculpture, detachable pieces, sandstone, enamel, metal, 108 x 40 x 50 cm
  • Circum colum, 2016, black stoneware, 46x17x13 cm and Circumvolution, 2016, stoneware & porcelain – installation, 78x54x12 cm
  • Circum Stellar X-Ray, 2016, stoneware – Sculpture, detachable pieces, stoneware, 36x 30 x 45cm
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