Daniel Dezeuze's Expanded Writings: 1967-2008
Beaux-arts de Paris éditions has released an expanded edition of Daniel Dezeuze's collected writings, covering 1967 to 2008. The volume includes critical texts, interviews, and poems, with a preface by Henri-Claude Cousseau. Dezeuze, a key figure in the Supports-Surfaces movement, explores the interplay between volume and plane, hand and eye, and maintains a critical, gnostic position. The collection reveals his practice of 'ajours'—creating airy spaces within dense representation—and his fidelity to the initial impulse of Supports-Surfaces without liquidation or fetishism.
Key facts
- Expanded edition of Daniel Dezeuze's writings published by Beaux-arts de Paris éditions.
- Covers the period 1967-2008.
- Includes critical texts, interviews, and poems.
- Preface by Henri-Claude Cousseau.
- Dezeuze was a member of the Supports-Surfaces movement.
- The collection explores themes of volume, plane, and manual work.
- Dezeuze maintains a 'gnostic' critical position.
- The practice of 'ajours' is highlighted as a key concept.
Entities
Artists
- Daniel Dezeuze
Institutions
- Beaux-arts de Paris éditions
- Supports-Surfaces
Locations
- Paris
- France
Sources
- artpress —