JOËL ANDRIANOMEARISOA
Photography
Fashion 'habillé-deshabillé' (dressed-undressed)
The Black square
Between Paris and Antananarivo, Madagascar
Editor Jean Loup Pivin
Published in 2001
In French and English
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EDITO
A Life Leaf
Faced with Joël Andrianomearisoa's drawings and cut fabrics, I cannot quite decide if they should be considered an art work, an architect's draft, or a machine of enigmatic function. The geometry of the angle, this founding principle "In the beginning, there was the squarer" ? and not formlessness or the big bang burst ? is spread out black on white. Without being lost. i am seduced by this textile, some time paper, image at the saine time hot and cold. Far from being indifferent to it, I am irritated by this impossible final frontier of the object.
Joël plays with the crossing of genres and styles : he wants to be neither designer, architect, nor artist ; and yet, he takes on the work of the designer, the architect, or the artist. Throughout his intuition appears this basic motion that crosshatches the artistic expression of our time ? to work where one to work.
by Jean Loup Pivin
contents of RN 35 :
Photography
Fashion 'habillé-deshabillé' (dressed-undressed)
The Black square
Between Paris and Antananarivo, Madagascar
Few pages from Magazine RN 35 :
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