Exposition Champtoceaux : Claude Boucherau – Philippe Jeannot – Anelaine Tahon

CLAUDE BOUCHEREAU
A sheet metal worker by trade, Claude Bouchereau has become a transformer of tools. He shapes and sculpts objects, giving them a second life and a story to match their shapes and his imagination.

PHILIPPE JEANNOT
At the crossroads of his passions for the theatre and the novel, drawing and painting come to rest on a framed image that is constantly reread, in perspective, within a time limit. But both tell stories, and that is ultimately the artist's only ambition... But he also plays games, it's in his nature. So his paintings often deceive the first glance. There's a story within the story.

ANELAINE TAHON
It's a thread of sewing or wool, carried all the way to Brazil, where it takes on voice and colour. He learnt to dare, to experiment with textiles, in a totally self-taught way. From tapestries to canvas, experimental research led to tapestry on canvas. The wools trace out a design with no initial plan, shaped in the inner language of a meditation.

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