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Vincent Dubourg restores a dialogue between sculpture & design

From September 13th to December 20th 2014, Carpenters Workshop Gallery will present a solo show by Vincent Dubourg in its Parisian space in Le Marais. Vincent Dubourg’s new artworks will be reunited for the occasion and shown in a scenography which will recreate the artist’s workshop in La Creuse.
282 In the wonderful and preserved surroundings of La Creuse, Vincent Dubourg chose a land of freedom. Far away from the pressure of space and time, he opens up on contact with the material, in a workshop which he conceived and where he developed a personal practice that restores the dialogue between unique sculpture and design. A unique construction, that the young founders of Carpenters Workshop Gallery wanted to promote beyond our frontiers.
Nature inspires him, he tries to seize the energy throught a sophisticated composition of the whole and empty. He metamorphoses most familiar items into art pieces, giving them an immaterial dimension, an added soul. Trained in exact metal work technics, passionate observer of cabinetmaking, Vincent Dubourg establishes a dialogue between the two. The paradoxical deconstruction of his art pieces, translates the methodical meaning of his art of building.1Dubourg transforms familiar domestic items, from wardrobes to chairs and ottomans, into art pieces, giving them an immaterial dimension and added soulful quality. trained in metal working techniques and with an innate passion in cabinetmaking, dubourg establishes a union of the two. the paradoxical deconstruction of his art pieces, translates the methodical meaning of his art of construction and craft.

Bhaṅga bronze, 2014 bronze 90 x 296 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 116.5 x 23.6 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga bronze, 2014 bronze 90 x 296 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 116.5 x 23.6 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga bronze, 2014 bronze 90 x 296 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 116.5 x 23.6 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga bronze, 2014
bronze
90 x 296 x 60 cm / 35.4 x 116.5 x 23.6 in
limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga alu, 2014 aluminium 90 x 280 x 65 cm / 35.43 x 110.2 x 25.59 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga alu, 2014
aluminium
90 x 280 x 65 cm / 35.43 x 110.2 x 25.59 in
limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga alu, 2014 aluminium 90 x 280 x 65 cm / 35.43 x 110.2 x 25.59 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Bhaṅga alu, 2014
aluminium
90 x 280 x 65 cm / 35.43 x 110.2 x 25.59 in
limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Insideer alu, 2014 aluminium 90 x 161 x 56 cm / 35.4 x 63.4 x 22.04 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Insideer alu, 2014 aluminium 90 x 161 x 56 cm / 35.4 x 63.4 x 22.04 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Insideer bronze, 2014 bronze 98 x 161 x 47 cm / 38.6 x 63.38 x 18.5 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Insideer bronze, 2014 bronze 98 x 161 x 47 cm / 38.6 x 63.38 x 18.5 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Commode inner vortex, 2013 aluminium 136 x 152 x 93 cm / 53.5 x 59.8 x 36.6 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Commode inner vortex, 2013
aluminium
136 x 152 x 93 cm / 53.5 x 59.8 x 36.6 in
limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Armoire chinoise, 2012 aluminium 224 x 52 x 123.5 cm / 88.2 x 20.5 48.6 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Armoire chinoise, 2012
aluminium
224 x 52 x 123.5 cm / 88.2 x 20.5 48.6 in
limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Gaia imprint armchair, 2013 — gaia imprint ottoman, 2013 polished aluminium, upholstery 83 x 100 x 124 cm / 32.7 x 39.4 x 48.8 in — 60 x 110 x 72 cm / 23.6 x 43.3 x 28.3 in limited edition of 8 + 4 ap
Gaia imprint armchair, 2013 — gaia imprint ottoman, 2013
polished aluminium, upholstery
83 x 100 x 124 cm / 32.7 x 39.4 x 48.8 in — 60 x 110 x 72 cm / 23.6 x 43.3 x 28.3 in
limited edition of 8 + 4 ap

The reconstruction of his workshop allows us to discover the melting pot where the creative fire of Vincent Dubourg is developed, an elusive alchemy. The artworks which are present testify the reality of his talent and his relevant singularity.

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