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Carcassonnaises inspirations franco-russian artist daria:
Daria Kulesh Boreillo. Nevertheless, Franco-Russian artist, in residence as a guest artist at the contemporary art center on rue Jean-Bringer in Carcassonne, delivers two sculptures inspired by Prosper Montagné and Joë Bousquet. Moreover,
She always had in her this desire to express himself by the brush. Similarly, the sculpture. Similarly, Originally from Moscow, Daria Kulesh Boreillo first studied economics, before working for a large Russian oil company. Moreover, But she never put aside her artistic fiber, despite family reluctance, taking lessons, notably with the painter Oleg Leonov. Moreover, When 12 years ago, she changed her life and finds herself in Carcassonne, the path to art opens before her. Consequently, “During the covid, I decided to stop working for money and devote myself to my passion”she says. She even goes to the Florence Academy of Fine carcassonnaises inspirations franco-russian artist daria Arts in Italy to learn sculpture. The artist. now Franco-Russian, will develop figurative work imbued with sweetness and melancholy, where she mixes her childhood memories in the USSR and her attachment to Occitan territory.
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Guest artist as a favorite of the mayor. she settled in residence at the Center for Contemporary Art since her opening on June 6 and until August 21. With a project entitled “The heritage: contemporary look”. “I chose Prosper Montagné for gastronomic heritage and Joë Bousquet for literary heritage. I was interested in their lives, what he represented, their passion. This gives them visibility.” Two illustrious Carcassonnais that she first started drawing in charcoal. then shaping them with her hands in the mass of the clay. In her workshop installed in the art center. she then designed the silicone molds from which she will draw four resin sculptures carcassonnaises inspirations franco-russian artist daria from her models. A bust of Prosper Montagné with a piercing look behind his small round glasses. a bust of Joë Bousquet surmounting a pile of books, “His movement to him who was paralyzed”. “It was something new for me, to work on men who are no longer of this world. I have the impression of making them relive”she continues.
At the heart of this summer residence. she also devoted herself to pictorial work that talks about her heritage, her life in the USSR, always with a critical look. This canvas features pioneers, a movement of communist youth, “To become a good communist”that she lived. Three young boys are standing on skulls, illustrating a world of lies.
Carcassonnaises inspirations franco-russian artist daria
Further reading: In the Pompidou-Metz center, the unequal mirror fire of the exhibition “Copists”-Liberation – The geometry in lines and curves of a house revised by an architect near Paris – Clara Luciani reveals her superb Parisian apartment – Photos – Grenoble: A fresco in homage to Lilian Dejean drawn to the Estacade market – Why does everything that affect the Louvre is controversial?.
