Translucent sculptures: we look through
them, inside them; and if they seem to be floating, we nevertheless feel the weight
of their existence. Angelique Lefebvre curiously resolves the ever-present
tension between the full and the empty. Her
medium? Organza: a material that inspires a strange sensation of mixed
immateriality and immanence. The idea of impenetrability imposes itself with force: we see ‘all’, but the ‘all’ resists us; we are invited
to delve within, but all we perceive there is a void, a blankness.
This is brilliant. What kind of material is organza? I admire the technique and quite fascinated by the material. I don't think I fully grasp the message though. But maybe that's more of reflection of how I think.
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