Mark Fontaine (1956) - Eden





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Mark Fontaine (1956), Eden, a 70 x 70 cm abstract acrylic painting on heavy cardboard from 2021, original edition in multicolour, signed by hand with a certificate and in excellent condition.
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Mark Fontaine - 1956
Acrylic painting on heavyweight cardboard
with a hand-signed certificate by the artist
authenticated and signed on the back as shown in the photo
dimensions 70 x 70 cm
Mark Fontaine works with image, the natural character, in painting and photography. Photography, in particular, becomes a tool of conceptual mobility that avoids any identification of the artist with the work and of art with the world. The surface becomes the field of iconographic appearance where the mechanical eye of the photographic lens and the impulse of the hand that signs the photo intertwine. He therefore works in two directions as always. The multimedia artist in this case lives in many cultural climates, transnational, polychrome and polyglot. Yet, always productive of a constant present that rejects nostalgia for the past and rather seeks to suspect the signs of the future.
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Note: if you purchase more works in the same auction you pay ONLY ONE SHIPPING COST
Mark Fontaine - 1956
Acrylic painting on heavyweight cardboard
with a hand-signed certificate by the artist
authenticated and signed on the back as shown in the photo
dimensions 70 x 70 cm
Mark Fontaine works with image, the natural character, in painting and photography. Photography, in particular, becomes a tool of conceptual mobility that avoids any identification of the artist with the work and of art with the world. The surface becomes the field of iconographic appearance where the mechanical eye of the photographic lens and the impulse of the hand that signs the photo intertwine. He therefore works in two directions as always. The multimedia artist in this case lives in many cultural climates, transnational, polychrome and polyglot. Yet, always productive of a constant present that rejects nostalgia for the past and rather seeks to suspect the signs of the future.

