Enūma Eliš 10 Painting

Colard’s artistry is characterized by his personal life chapters, his past in architecture, and his fascination for ancient civilizations. Through its unique combination of computer sculpture and painting, he creates a multidimensional universe, a sophisticated borderland between minimalist and conceptual art. The abstract images of geometry and volumes are set against contemporary spiritualism, which today has different meanings. His latest works are a reflection of his mother’s death when he was ten years old, and his quest to find her in temples, ruins, and churches during his travels. He went to Teotihuacan in Mexico, Mysore in India, and Borobudur in Java Indonesia among others. He experiences different cultures, textiles, stones, shapes, and lights. He prayed in Bali to be able to one day build his own resort in an exotic destination and chose to express that need for urban planning in this new collection. He was inspired by the recent sculptures of Frank Stella, the distorted cubes of Sol LeWitt, the engineering of Frank Gehry, and the outre-noir concept of Pierre Soulages. Colard cuts the planks of wood, glues them, staples them, sands them, creates the frames, and stretches the canvas. He witnessed his grandfather carving lifesize sculptures, and learned perspective from him when he was eight years old, consequently, the artist replicates such craftsmanship as a way of preserving memories and the family name.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:37 W x 51 H x 3 D in

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