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INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRAVELLERMo Maurice TanExhibition from September, 12th to November, 7th 2009
Opening on Saturday, 12th of
September 2009 18:00 - 21:00
Native of Singapore, Mo Maurice Tan likes exchanging his painter’s clothes for the suit
of the businessman. So he can deliver us his impressions on the world of
megacities, highways, and stations… The painter tries to understand how these men and women, eat, sleep, move and watch for the next plane. His « labels of life » seized from a taxi restore his glance of architect put on the city to sublimate it or criticize it. The characters flooded in the townscape, evolve in a ghostly anonymity. His architectural perspectives make our head spin. His palette reduced to a range of grey confers an almost tactile thickness on concrete walls, symbols of modernity of megacities. The colours of his paintings makes the city « ooze », frizzled then in space and time, as suspended within a too fast evolution. The artist reveals admirably the tensions of the big cities and the microscopic solitude of its inhabitants. However, Mo Maurice Tan remains influenced by the Chinese culture and its reproductions of landscape. His frames typical in his way, try to eliminate using the colour white, through the empty space the elements, which he proposes to the eye. Oscillating between tradition and modernity, he leaves us in the icy atmosphere of a cutting light, which cuts high rises from a fitting of geometrical masses. Animated by a feeling of fascinated aversion, Mo Maurice Tan looks for the place of the man in the immoderation of the contemporary urban spaces. |