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David Ancelin

Deep Blue #1, mixed medias, 150/150/40 cm 2013
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Chinese rock, blower, rollerskates, molten plastic, 120/70/70 cm 2013
   Chineserock
Dragon's head, silkscreen printing on stainless steel, 61/122 cm 2013
   Dragon's-head
Deep Blue #1#2, mixed medias, 150/150/40 cm 80/80/20cm 2013
   IMG_2006
Summertime, silkscreen printing on stainless steel, 61/122 cm 2013
   Summertime
The Wave, silkscreen printing on stainless steel, 61/122 cm 2013
   The Wave
Untitled(from By night series), acrylic on paper, 20/25 cm 2013
   Untitled-(from-series-By-night)acrilyc-on-paper20-x-25-cm-2013
Wonky street light, silkscreen printing on stainless steel, 122/61 cm 2013
   Wonky city light
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David Ancelin is a French artist.  Born in 1978, he graduated from Villa Arson (France) in 2005. Currently he lives in Paris and is teaching silkscreen printing at the Toulouse Fine Arts School. In 2007 he was invited by Anthony Huberman to show his Installation Avis de Grand Frais as part of the exhibition M, Nouvelles du Monde Renverse  at Palais de Tokyo in Paris. In 2008, for his solo exhibition at Monnaie de Paris he presented his sculpture Flipper. His project Deep Blue, a protean and multiple part installation, will be presented at Palais de Tokyo in November 2013 at the occasion of the exhibition of Push Your Art contest organized by Palais de Tokyo and Orange. His work is part of the Mamco collection in Geneva as well as several private collections.

After a month and a half residency at Jiali Gallery David Ancelin will present two series produced on site that form the backbone of the exhibition: Smog and By night, consisting of large screen prints on stainless steel plates and small paintings on paper. Beside three sculptures of the serie Deep Blue will be presented to complete a multi-faceted exhibition set up.

The entire exhibition is built around the relationship between original images and their changes through usurpation, manipulation, blur, fabrication, and remodeling the reproduced image…

 

 

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