TOKEDEKEDA Painting

(Paris, 1961) Malvina Sauvage is a self-taught artist who grows from the multidisciplinary search for a colorful and intense universe, almost naive, to commitment and ecological, social and ethical denunciation. The daily and urban environment is explored as a new dimension that allows, on the one hand, the study of all the materials that this space undoes and, on the other, transcend the borders of the human entity to redefine it and in its process, connect it again. with nature. A milestone in her artistic path was the trip she made in 2010 around the world. The vision of painful ways of life, marginality, dried up rivers, deforestation and above all, psychological experiences in solitude, led her to initiate one of her first artistic projects, based on paper; Making these monumental works based on recovered paper and fabric on apparently solid structures, the installations convey the fragility or vulnerability of the human condition, but always in harmony and thanks to the intensity of the colors, with a hopeful and even humorous approach. Her messages are now encrypted in the continued denunciation of any type of violence, against the environment and against ourselves. " Rien ne se perd, rien ne se crée: tout se transforme " Célèbre phrase d´ Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier (1743-1794 )