MorGane

The work on systematic repetition came at first to accomplish an artistic and technical “performance”. But this approach expresses more deeply a preoccupation
of perfection and the others’ point of view.
The choice to work on a methodical and tedious system is intended to present to others a highly structured personality which, unfortunately, can not be totally controlled. Indeed, the fact of realizing this system manually implies errors, erasures that are the characteristic of man.

The logical and mechanical system directs each gesture in order to get as close as possible to the machine, a symbol of perfection.
However, despite certain rules established for the series, chance has a very important role because it reflects a certain identity, or quite simply the human
mind which makes choices instinctively, without rules. This coincidence first appears in the choice of the location of the black squares and also in the background of the paintings making appear a very colorful and unstructured universe contrasting with the coldness of the black squares on a white background.

The square evokes a perfect shape, again inspired by technology and its pixels or QR codes which, when decoded lead to a whole explanation.
Therefore, the work bears a personal mark and the chance induced by the realization of the work is inseparable from the rendering. The search for perfection and the desire to show others a smooth and flawless appearance is therefore a utopia.