Educated in industrial design on the Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Création Industrielle in Paris, Vincent Leroy has given design a spectacular, monumental dimension that has made him so profitable. His newest work, displayed within the home windows of Yves Saint Laurent boutiques all over the world, speaks volumes about his work at the crossroads of artwork, architecture, and design: motorized kaleidoscopic sculptures that multiply actuality in their prismatic reflections. At the basis of his plastic research, which he himself defines as an oscillation between the actual and the digital, the pure and the synthetic, this hybridity has taken shape, from kinetic sculptures to immersive installations, and monumental works, in motion, his main materials. Ripples, reflections, vibrations, rotations, anamorphoses… floating strains and our bodies in luminous and shimmering fields, big suspended bubbles (in the amphitheater of Bryce Canyon in 2020), parading on the flowerbeds of the Château de Versailles (Massive Bubbles, 2007) in a swirling halo (Arles, 2020), his glass mobiles and inflatables plunge us into another dimension, mild and fluctuating, dreamlike and contemplative, of area and time.
Artist’s web site: www.vincentleroy.com
Instagram: @vincent_leroy_studio
Stéphanie Dulout
L’article VINCENT LEROY : Anamorphoses est apparu en premier sur Galerie Joseph.
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