Jean-François Rauzier, a Paris-born and based artist, known for his hyperphotos and his focus on the future of the world`s cultural heritage. In this latest project, Babel, he explores the possibilities of collages assembled by similar components, to create a surprising juxtaposition of architectural elements.
Filled with multiple references and dipped in the postmodern imaginary vision, Babel brings together the present of the architecture with its tomorrow mega-structure forms. Rauzier will participate in an upcoming exhibition in the National Museum of Brasilia from April 19 to June 5, 2016.
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BABEL 11, 2008, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL 15, 2015, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL 16, 2015, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL 17, 2015, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL 24, 2012, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL IGREJAS, 2016, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL 2, 2008, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIER.jpg)
BABEL SOHO, 2012, C-TYPE PRINT, 170 X 100 CM. (C) JEAN-FRANÇOIS RAUZIERREAD ALSO: #ThisIsACo-op ΤΟ ΣΥΛΛΟΓΙΚΟ ΙΧΝΟΣ ΤΗΣ ΦΕΤΙΝΗΣ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗΣ ΣΥΜΜΕΤΟΧΗΣ ΣΤΗΝ 15η ΔΙΕΘΝΗ ΕΚΘΕΣΗ ΑΡΧΙΤΕΚΤΟΝΙΚΗΣ - LA BIENNALE DI VENEZIA