Como art hunter (puesto que me he concedido a mí misma) a la hora de elegir la próxima fuente de inspiración, busco no sólo la que me resulta estéticamente singular, sino la que me provoca; sin esa irritación de la sensibilidad, escribirle una línea se me haría imposible.
Antoine Cordet, parisiano de 29 años crea obras con pintura acrílica y óleo, creando un ambiente denso y oscuro, familiar. Antoine consigue transmitir su presente, con tonalidades desde el pastel más dulce hasta la plena negritud.
Wire; acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in
Rain rain rain; Acrylic on canvas; 32×32 in
I define my art like something current, representational paintings with few abstract implements. An emotional gesture; which can include my life experiences, my sorrows, my expectations and my reflections.
As a Parisian what does Paris mean to you as an artist and your creative process?
Paris is my motivation. I feel the people around me, their activity, and the different sorts that surround me. It makes me feel alive and that I’m a contributing member to artistic creation. With the amount of time I constantly spend in the city, it’s kind of crazy to say this but it’s human nature. New Yorkers want come to Paris and Parisians want to go to New York! It’s pretty funny how we think like that. And I know why, the few months that I spent in New York I had made more contacts than I would a few years in Paris.
http://quietander.com/life/2013/12/19/qas-qa-part-2
Yvan; acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in 
THE MOMENT; Acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in
HUMAN CAUSE; Acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in
SECRETS ON THE ROOF; acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in
BLACK HAND STORY; acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in
APPLAUSE FOR YOUR MADNESS; acrylic on linen
THE PORCELAIN LOOK; acrylic on canvas; 18×15 in
FOR A SEVENTH WOOD; acrylic on linen
http://antoinecordet.tumblr.com/
Entrevista: http://quietander.com/life/2013/12/19/qas-qa-part-2
Laura Paulino.
