Jean-Baptiste Bernadet's Layered Abstraction in artpress Feature
The French magazine artpress dedicates its May 2016 issue (n°433, pp. 50-52) to an introduction of artist Jean-Baptiste Bernadet. His serial paintings, arranged edge-to-edge and producing optical effects, evoke Monet's Water Lilies. However, Bernadet pursues distinct paths: deepening a detail or impression, exploring black, incorporating words into the canvas, and working in ceramics. The article notes his exhibitions at various venues.
Key facts
- artpress issue n°433, May 2016
- Feature on Jean-Baptiste Bernadet spans pages 50-52
- Bernadet's paintings are serial and arranged edge-to-edge
- His works create optical effects reminiscent of Monet's Nymphéas
- Bernadet explores details, impressions, black, text, and ceramics
- The article is titled 'Introducing. Jean-Baptiste Bernadet'
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Artists
- Jean-Baptiste Bernadet
- Claude Monet
Institutions
- artpress
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