Discover this unique work Papiers écorchés n°362 , created by Laurent Karagueuzian in 2021. Signed at the bottom of the work, this creation demonstrates a particular attention paid to color and material. Worked in acrylic on Arches paper, it reveals a multicolored and vibrant play, where each gesture of the artist leaves a visible imprint, between spontaneity and precision. This singular piece offers a captivating visual depth, perfectly embodying the universe of Laurent Karagueuzian . A contemporary work presented by the Parisian gallery Wilo & Grove.

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Learn more about the artist:
A nature lover, Laurent Karagueuzian draws his inspiration from the plant forms and landscapes that surround him. Through his works on paper, he creates a non-figurative universe deeply linked to reality, where the visible and the sensitive meet. His series of Papiers écorchés , created with a unique technique of masking, tearing, and homemade painting, gives birth to rhythmic and almost living forms. The color dances around the reserves of white paper, inviting the eye to a journey between full and empty, the painted and the unpainted. Constant in experimentation, he also explores this approach on canvas, offering a constantly evolving work that captivates and fascinates.

Width: 12 cm
Height: 17 cm
Depth: 4 cm