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Fête de la mer

Françoise Paressant
Reference :
CFP 4
H. 180 x L. 140 cm / H. 5ft 11 x W. 4ft

Tapestry of lice woven by the artist

Woven in wool and coton (warp in coton, weft in wool)

Unique piece

1978

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Françoise Paressant is an autodidact of tapestry. Her first period of textile creation is more classical and stops in the middle of the 80s. She then put her woven work in brackets for about ten years, to experiment (drawings, collages, paper pulp). It is during this time that her writing will take shape: a work on matter and colour. Today, leaving the traditional and cumbersome loom, she now opts for nomadic weaving. By freeing herself from the spatial constraints of the workshop, she weaves where and when she wants, thus reviving the ancient textile traditions of South America. Through a subtle interplay of accumulations, interweaving fragments of strips and circles, her compositions take on a new dimension.

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