Exhibition Reduced Space

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An overgrown garden in front of an abandoned house, a hedge gone wild, menacing the street passage, lawns taken over thyme, dandelions, wild carrot, an urban corner, momentarily spared the developer’s bulldozer, becomes a haven for birch, ash, spruce, maple, lilac, yarrow, golden rod…these ‘fields of liberty’ are the impetus for the paintings.

Landscape permeates documentary photography. Land-use policy transforms the land. The photos pursue these transformations: preserved spaces: ornithological, coastal reserves, where animal and plant species flourish, sanctuaries protected by natural deities. There are also the industrial wastelands, buildings abandoned for a time, and finally this community garden in an urban environment, several times displaced, where gardeners persevere and work their plot of land. The portraits presented here are like portraits of itinerant craftsmen.

We can consider this work as a plea for these ever reduced spaces.

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cullencruchetartworks

Diffusion of visual arts