Vincent Chenut French, b. 1985
Overview
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Vincent Chenut lives and works in Brussels after graduating from ENAV La Cambre in 2011.
Through his works, Vincent re-actualizes the question of representation (through figuration as well as abstraction). How can we account for the thickness of things? How to materialize the infinite layering of the existing (human tissue, geological strata, etc.)? Vincent Chenut answers this question in part by doing a work of destruction. He adopts a singular modus operandi: the peeling of the drawing, literally and figuratively.
Vincent Chenut has exhibited at Museum Van Buuren, Botanique, Fondation Moonens and 10n in Brussels, and galerie Praz Delavallade in Paris amongst others.
"Thinned out and weakened, it offers a transparency that allows the artist to carry out manipulations worthy of a painter: playing with layers and superimpositions of colours like paper glazes. On the back, a colour can then become the background on which a piece lifted from a different colour will be repositioned." - Marie Cantos, independent curator
Works
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Vincent Chenut41 x 51,5 cmSoldView more details -
Vincent ChenutBig Blue, Yellow and Brown, 2023146 x 114,5 cm€ 5,400.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutBlue Yellow And Pink, 2022175 x 135 cm€ 5,250.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutOverview, 2022197 x 132 cm€ 6,750.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutTaller, 2023200 x 140 cm€ 6,750.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutTaller De Architectura, 2023197 x 132 cm€ 6,750.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutYellow, Orange, Green and Blue, 202347 x 35,5 cm€ 1,950.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutYellow, Yellow, Blue, Blue, Green, 202347 x 35,5 cm€ 1,950.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutBlue Orange And Yellow, 202246,5 x 35,5 cm€ 1,900.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutUntitled, 2014140,5 x 136 cm€ 4,300.00View more details
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Vincent ChenutUntitled, 2019175 x 135 cm€ 5,100.00View more details
Exhibitions
Installation shots
Trioshow Closed curtains at 10N Brussel (BE), 2021 credits to Laure Nicod