Laurent Godard (1967) - Double portrait





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Laurent Godard (1967) presents Double portrait, an original 2008 mixed-media portrait from France, signed by hand and executed with aerosol paint, featuring a multicolour palette with brown, black, yellow, white and blue, measuring 110 cm high by 137 cm wide and weighing 3 kg.
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Laurent Godard (1967). Double portrait.
Mixed media, dripping, acrylic on Isorel.
Large format. Purchased directly from the artist.
A multidisciplinary artist, fascinated by Jackson Pollock, Laurent Godard specializes in portraits and dripping, a technique that involves painting by drips without ever laying the brush on the canvas.
His imaginary village, “Flateurville,” at the heart of his Parisian studio, brings together all of his artistic work. Each of his portraits there plays an essential role. They have their stories and their own personalities there.
His figurative painting and his color palette bring both complexity and lightness. His compositions are pared back to let the complexity of his technique emerge and to question real or fictional relationships.
Laurent Godard's works have been exhibited in Paris and in international galleries.
Laurent Godard (1967). Double portrait.
Mixed media, dripping, acrylic on Isorel.
Large format. Purchased directly from the artist.
A multidisciplinary artist, fascinated by Jackson Pollock, Laurent Godard specializes in portraits and dripping, a technique that involves painting by drips without ever laying the brush on the canvas.
His imaginary village, “Flateurville,” at the heart of his Parisian studio, brings together all of his artistic work. Each of his portraits there plays an essential role. They have their stories and their own personalities there.
His figurative painting and his color palette bring both complexity and lightness. His compositions are pared back to let the complexity of his technique emerge and to question real or fictional relationships.
Laurent Godard's works have been exhibited in Paris and in international galleries.

