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Fascinated by the fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent, the artist Laurent Anastay Ponsolle pays here homage to Loulou de la Falaise, the famous muse of YSL and also to the world of Opium, the iconic YSL's perfume. In "Désir Noir comme la Nuit", Laurent Anastay-Ponsolle presents a collage on canvas that immerses the viewer in a dark and complex exploration of desire. The title evokes a mysterious, almost unfathomable attraction, and the artwork conveys this through layered textures and deep black tones. Fragments of paper and paint intertwine in a composition that feels both chaotic and controlled, reflecting the emotional intensity often tied to unspoken desires. The contrast between dark areas and bursts of white light creates a dramatic effect, as if desire is struggling to emerge from the darkness. The visual elements appear torn and reassembled, symbolizing the fragmented nature of human emotions. This collage invites the viewer to contemplate the duality of desire: a mix of intense passion and unease, beauty and danger. Anastay-Ponsolle successfully captures this emotional ambivalence, with texture and composition playing a crucial role in expressing the central theme.
2022
Paper on Paper
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15.7 W x 19.7 H x 1.2 D in
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Self-taught artist, born in 1982, Laurent Anastay-Ponsolle has developed a practice based on emotion and spontaneity. Fed up with words and concepts, he wanted to express himself in a different way and be in direct touch with materials. Deeply influenced by Schiele, Munch, but also drawing from diverse sources of inspiration like Antique or fantastic mythologies, Mapplethorpe, his work is in continual tension between passion, storytelling and aestheticism. Always guided by his instinct, Laurent Anastay-Ponsolle’s erratic lines search and reveal emotions. This is why he has now a strong link to contemporary dance and explores letting go. A bit less than ten years ago, Laurent felt “ready” to show his work and exhibit. This process -talking to people and making new encounters- was a true revelation. Since then, he took part in many solo and groups shows as well as performances. In 2020 he decided to stop all other professional endeavors to dedicate himself to his art.
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