monotype noir by Elie Mirdain
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- I was in residency at PAF Performance Arts Forum and I meet this extraordinary artist. he allowed me to video his process of making intriguing and beautifully mysterious prints.
His text:
La Technique du "monotype" me permet à devenir un instrument pour la peinture...un état d'être. Proche du test de Rorschach pour moi et son spectateur tel un miroir vers un éveil créatif. Je vous invite donc vers la libération de ce regard. La peinture est pour moi cette acte là. Être dans cette vision dite de la peinture-peinture est du domaine de l'impondérable (ce qui est explicable dans la force du rêve où vivent les passés ou à venir...). Mes travaux ne sont que des formes "appariitionnelles" qui se manifestent et prennent forme... Elie Mirdain
Elie Mirdain
peintre Anversois,élève de Jean Bazaine et Serge Largot né en 1962
you d'ont have to put more no?
better is ...peintre Anversois né en 1962. Elève de Jean Bazaine et Serge Largot
its okay? i d'ont like biographic stuff
i hope there are no fautes in it...
donc...Peintre Anversois né en 1962, élève de Jean Bazaine et Serge Largot.
Thanks to eliee mirdain
Video made at PAF
produced by marlon barrios solano
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Okay I am a master print maker one of things that is so disappointing is that this is a mess. The purity and white of the paper counts just as much as image. Just applying ink and then pressing does not make an interesting print. Monotype or Monoprinting has such potential and this is not it. Whether it is hand pressed or by printing on a press. Sometimes the beauty of a print is its clean edges and the beauty of the paper so important. A print may be anything, I do not really see how this is mysterious. There are so many better results with clarity of vision and clean environment. One of the things I have always taught and been taught is purity of the print meaning the paper should be also with out fingerprints and the signing of the print is also important. Not a sloppy mess. Look at the masters and there is a wonderful video of a trace monoprint done by students who are handicapped it is clean, it is beautiful and they walked all over it. Also check out Akua monoprinting. A mess does not make a print wonderful.
+Bonnie Egger This would make nice collage paper though... ;-)
Bonnie you are boringness
I have to agree with you, Bonnie. I'm a life-long artist, working in all mediums including mono-prints, etching and lino. I'm all for abstract expressionism, but this just, suspiciously, seems like more "Show" than anything else. What's Truly mysterious, is why anyone would find this guy extraordinary. With all that "Show," I would expect some kind of rewarding finish, or end result. Just think about it. He could have stopped after 2 minutes in, or, really, at any point in the "process," and the result would be very much the same. Maybe he's a performance artist, and I just missed reading that part.
I make my dog's breakfasts a lot quicker.
Rubbish!!
I am wondering if a better visual might help me understand why not just start with a fully black surface; I think I may be missing information here in the creative process because I cannot see more closely!
boring mess
le travail d'Elie Mirdain est laborieux pour donner un tableau complexe mysterieux et inattendu cela m'encourage car j'avais commencé dans cette voie d'une façon instinctive et ai renoncé découragée par les reactions autour de moi en fait c'est un moyen très riche' je vais persévéré merci
What type of paper was this printed on..and was the end product the reverse side?
Twenty minute video to NOT show the final image. What an utter waste of time.
So french, so pretentious..
Tout ça pour ça !🥱
Vraiment décevant...
God help us if this is considered Art.
????????????..........
at the end , I still say oh boy
that's it?
are you kidding me?
@ its printet on verry thin chinees paper whenzou...the reverse side did not be show on this video! Elie
Wow!
I call this mush art. Mono prints can be very expressive. Not in this case...hardly extraordinary.
The process has potential, but you need something more in terms of design or color
Incrível! Durante o processo visualizei várias figuras de rostos masculinos feminis inclusive de crianças, foi muito intenso acompanhar o processo amei!
Wow! I LIKE the finished product and understand it is an Artistic dance to Create a random yet controlled product. I would have not have gone through all the adding and removing ink. The beauty of ART is there is NO wrong way. The TEXTURES and the placement of the finished product all goes to placement and timing. I guess I just don't have enough patience to do things the L O N G and maybe better way. Thank You for your Video and to the Artist for this ART Lesson in METHODS. Passion is seldom seen in the works.
Twenty minutes lost, I agree with Bea Roberts.
Ditto Bonnie Egger and Seahawk100 except my comment is shorter: This is ridiculous.
oh my goodness, this is amazing. I was wondering what on earth he was doing and was about to turn it off, but I was curious. So happy that I waited!!! would love to know what type of paper he used, and what type of ink/paint he used, if that info is available. Wonderful!!
I get it. the image is pushed through to the backside of the paper and that is the finished piece. he doesnt flip it over because the inked side touching the plate is the back of the print. thats why he is using such think paper. He is showing you the finished print. interesting.
Wat een bewonderenswaardig kleurenpalet. Van Gogh zou er jaloers op zijn !
Unable to translate, but I imagine you are saying, "Van Gogh would be rolling over in his grave."
I love a painterly print showing all the energy and movement of the artist's hand and imagination.
Great
10:32 лицо человека кое как видно
At first I said oh boy. But in the end I loved it. It takes you in, I like the depth of.
Y LUEGO ?
20 minutes for this whole mess... That's a waste of monotype potential
hahaha are you for real ? what a joke you are, lucky you , you have the peacocks to see some real art
and my family owns two galleries one in NY one in Tokyo
Man go back to school, no, actual, just stop art altogether , being rich and having a big house doesn't make your work valuable,
I have seen homeless people squating on the street and producing better pieces than that .
Fck man, u are so disgusting
Im not defeding guy in a video, but clearly u are some kind of nasty subhuman
just what the fuck dude
such toxicity and hate under fucking simple monotype video
disgusting
animal
I loved the result and would have enjoyed seeing you use more colors.
What ink is the artist using?
Quite a boring way to introduce a technique. I still love the resulting artwork, though!
This would have actually looked good if it wasn`t so shit.
+Mark EM Yes ! What a shit and a long looong shit...
So glad I skipped through it in only 7 brief stops. Pitiful.