Florence CANTIE-KRAMER (1949) - Lot 364

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Florence CANTIE-KRAMER (1949) - Lot 364
Florence CANTIE-KRAMER (1949) Black and white cross, neon work Signed on back Electrified 123 x 122.5 cm Florence Cantié-Kramer's sculpture and installation work freely borrows from her mastery of printmaking (her initial training at the Beaux-Arts de Paris) and deploys it in space. His works are distinguished by their emphasis on the word, as well as on the choice of material (lead, wax, leather, felt, rubber, metal wire, fabric, neon lights, survival blankets, mirrors, etc.) - which brings his aesthetic closer to that of Arte Povera and structures the corpus of his work. Both raw and poetic, her work plays on oppositions between elements of language, drawn indiscriminately from popular culture (fragments of lyrics by the Rolling Stones, David Bowie), literature (poems by Paul Celan) and the imaginary associated with the material used. In this way, she evokes, even in urban spaces and natural landscapes, the contemporary relationship to different types of "imprint" (material, retinal, sonic, memorial) and their persistence. Florence Cantié-Kramer also produces videos and video-installations. Her work has been regularly exhibited in France since the 90s, and has been the subject of several public commissions. Exhibitions include: Galerie Rabouan-Moussion, La Baule (2018) ; Musée Massena (2016) ; Palais Lascaris, Nice, (2016) ; Galerie Rabouan-Moussion, Paris, 2013.
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