Laurent JargotN64

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Mixed media

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Limited edition of 10

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50 W x 50 H cm

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"N64" is an abstract work created and composed entirely with powerful digital creation software. The somewhat enigmatic title refers to a highway number. The central luminous element is inspired in a distant way by car headlights. I wanted to reinterpret this inspiration to create a kind of abstract luminous element, tinged with softness and mystery. It thus leads the spectator to create his own reading of the image, awakening his own sensations.

Laurent Jargot

France

Emerging artist

KAZoART artist since 2016
12 works sold
29 works

Jargot first turned to a figurative style. Through the drawing of bodies in various attitudes or situations evoking solitude and recollection, he sought to represent the energy emanating from these subjects. Then, gradually, his work naturally turned to the abstract.

"Everything is energy and vibration: a flow of messages that is transformed in our minds into an electrical impulse. These flows are constant, and detectable. They travel and move from point to point to cross us. They are the witnesses and signals of life. Considered as a kind of imaginary magnetic resonance, her painting now seeks to give form essentially to all kinds of emotions: effervescence, joy, annoyance,... In short, the living thing that inhabits us. In particular, it draws its inspiration from scientific imagery."

Jargot’s painting borrows from various tools and media to explore different sensations, but acrylic (ink and paint) and natural pigments remain his preferred mediums.

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