Rich in shapes, colors and emotions: don't miss this season's exhibition at Villa Théo in Le Lavandou.
Do you know abstract art?
“The Abandonment of the Subject” is a exposure canvases abstract contemporary.
The Departmental Council has selected for you to great international artists such as: Janos Ber, Didier Demozay, Chuta Kimura, Per Kirkeby, Catherine Lee, Anna Mark, Piero Pizzi Cannella, Marek Szczesny, Liliane Tomasko, Roger Van Rogger and Jan Voss.
This exposure to the Villa Théo du Lavandou invites you to reflect on the representation of the world from the beginning of the 20th century.
And you probably know the precursor of this movement.
Wassily Kandinsky, a artist Russian, who is considered the pioneer of this art.
An art that generates emotions
Come admire these works filled with colors, shapes, volumes and materials. But where is the subject hidden?
The artists no longer seek to represent reality. They detach themselves from it and seek to arouse in you emotions :
But where is the subject hidden?
Artists no longer seek to represent reality. They detach themselves from it and seek to arouse emotions in you:
“Emotion must arise immediately from volumes, colors and shapes” Quote from André Gide, writer from the beginning of the 20th century and connoisseur of Lavandou.
No more imitations, no more defined subjects.
You will perceive the world completely differently.
Useful information :
- Open Tuesday to Saturday from 14 p.m. to 17 p.m.
- Free admission
- Du 13 April at 22 June
- 19 Avenue Van Rysselberghe, Saint-Clair
- Parking at the Chapelle car park
And if you too immortalized your moments in holidays in Lavandou and share them with #Mylavandou
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