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SEBASTIEN PRESCHOUX (1974).
Sébastien Preschoux is a self-taught artist born in 1974, follower of the « do it yourself ». Sensitive in the optical art and in the teachings of the Bauhaus, Sebastien Preschoux produces manually, by means of tools and traditional materials, what a machine or a computer could realize infallibly in some seconds.
Using primary geometrical forms circle, triangle, square he slows down them, transforms them, stacks them so giving rise to hypnotic, often complex productions and having the effect of sending back the spectator to an interrogation on the value of the past to be produced.
His work declines as well in 2 dimensions, thanks to its drawings with ink on paper, as in 3 dimensions with its thread installations in natural environment.
PLUIE (intervention scénographique) – Mars – Juin 2012 - Musée du quai Branly (Paris – FRANCE)
HALL OF FAME (collective exhibition) (part 4) – 1er – 30 Novembre 2011 - David BLOCH Gallery (Marrakech – MORROCO)
Marrakech ART FAIR 2 – 30 septembre – 3 octobre 2011 - David BLOCH Gallery (Marrakech – MORROCO)
ROJO ® NOVA contemporary culture – 24 Septembre – 29 Octobre 2011 - Cinemateca Brasileira (São Paulo – Brazil)
HALL OF FAME (collective exhibition) (part 3) – juin – août 2011 - David BLOCH Gallery (Marrakech – MORROCO)
STREET ART PARIS (collective exhibition) – 20juin – 22 juin 2011 - Galerie Celal (Paris – FRANCE)
ROJO ® NOVA contemporary culture – 2011 – RIO de Janeiro – Brazil
Beyond graffiti – 2010 – Galerie Cellal – Paris – France
Pictobello – 2009 – Vevey – Suisse
Le Lien – 2009 – Berlin – Allemagne
Illustrative – 2009 – Berlin – Allemagne
Optical Disorder (personal exhibition) – 2 – 31 Mars 2012 - David BLOCH Gallery – Marrakech – Maroc
Mechanical Sensivity – 2010 – David Bloch Gallery – Marrakech – Maroc
Série Z – 2010 – Paris – France
Erratic - Gestalten
Precursors - Gestalten
Daily Tonic – 2009 – Suisse
Tomo magazine – 2009 – Mexique
Carne magazine – 2010 – Argentine
XLR8R – 2010 – USA
Der Tagesspiegel- 2010 – Allemagne
Urban Interventions (Book) – Gestalten