artists

jean lecointre

turkish delights / framboisine

giclée print on rag paper 308 gr
limited edition : 8 copies signed and numbered
size : 24 x 30 cm / sold with natural wood
and white stained frame
arts factory [ éditions ] - 2005

€120.00

Description

This limited edition was produced for the exhibition "L'épopée plastique", shown
in 2005 at the Arts Factory gallery in Paris. Based on the characters created by Jean Lecointre,
Frank Secka et Fabien Caux-Lahalle for the "Turkish Delights" TV series.

Atypical artist from the contemporary graphic scene, Jean Lecointre is a true surgeon of digital collage. As a student of Roman Cieslewicz, he draws his inspiration from dissecting old fashion magazines, photo-novels and news press to deliver strange pictures, evoking both David Lynch’s world in the "Eraserhead" years and Luis Buñuel’s unsettling associations.

Since 1995, Jean Lecointre has published his first illustrations until he collaborated with Pierre La Police (scenario) to put into pictures the iconic series "La Balançoire de Plasma", lately republished by Cornélius. Many graphic experiments followed including "L’hygiène" (Les 4 mers ) and "L’épopée Plastique" (ORBE Publishings), two pieces of work which would provide two major exhibitions organized by the Arts Factory Gallery in 2000 and 2004.

In the meantime, Jean Lecointre also turned to animation with "Turkish Delights", a series he co-directed with Franck Secka and Fabien Caux-Lahalle, broadcast on the French TV Channel Canal +, which shows unlikely characters, genetically modified, half-human, half-pastries, in fake trailers. His body of work also includes many advertising spots (Match, Oasis, France Culture…).

photo credits : jean lecointre

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