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| Tinou |
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A connection with Africa ??
Unfortunately none… even though… our origins…
And perhaps also….
As a child, wakening up after tonsil surgery I did receive an African doll !
So I naturally thought to be like her: black!
So, why do I paint African features?
There is no « why » in reveries…
Tinou
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| About the Artist |
Silk & Clay from TinouKuma
Tinou always used her hands and imagination to produce odds and ends she might need as well as creative works.
A gift for drawing since her childhood makes her bringing to life whatever sketch she is doing.
In 1994, she discovers silk painting with a friend of hers. Taking it first as an amusement, she literally falls in love with the sensuality of the material and its inherent quality of spreading colours.
She never stopped painting since then, using the gutta-percha as a pencil (directly on “free silk” so that it keeps its “diffusing” properties), mixing fundamental colours and diluting them to obtain up to 30 to 50 different shades for some of her paintings.
Various subjects have inspired her in but Africa is her main theme, portraying sometimes in such a zoomed way that some people have to guess what it’s referring to.
Movement, expression and warm shades are the most present characteristics of her work and the emotion passed on to the public is her “spiritual food” as she states it herself.
Though having already carved various objects out of wood, it is only in 2005 that Tinou begins to sculpt out of clay… a way of giving substance to her paintings…
Another enthusiastic experience for her has been the creation of specific paintings for wine labels based on mythology explanations for both Hécate and Erigone, two Madiran’s (red wine from Southwest of France) from the Domaine Laffont. What’s more pleasant than a nice bottle of wine on the table together with cheerful company?
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Africa Doudou
Watercolor on silk 50/100 cm |
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Baiser bleu
Watercolor on silk 50/70 cm |
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Dans l'Ombre
Watercolor on silk 50/70 cm |
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Elephant
Watercolor on silk 50/100 cm |
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Hilare
Clay |
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Regard
Watercolor on silk 50/70 cm |
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Un peu ...
Watercolor on silk 50/50 cm |
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Beaucoup ...
Watercolor on silk 50/50 cm |
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Passionnément
Watercolor on silk 50/50 cm |
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Kako
Mixed on canvas 50/50 cm |
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Papillon
2009 Mixed on canvas 50/50 cm |
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| Education and biography |
Hereafter a link to view a bit more of the atmosphere at the artist's workshop "Curcuma" during a past collective exhibition
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=2434301
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| Future shows |
11-12-13 december 2009
Las Meninas
Brussels
http://curcuma.over-blog.fr/
24 & 25 April 2010
Parcours d'Artistes de Jette
1090 Brussels - BELGIUM
www.artiestenparcoursdartistes.be
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