◄ DIGITAL ► " Nature and Culture" Agora Gallery Chelsea New-York 2010

Eggplant
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Forget-me-not
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Guerkin
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Ivy
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Lilac
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Olives
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Poppy
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Rhubarb
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Strawberry
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Tulip
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Vine
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Listeria
Series " Nature and Culture"
30.40 cm
New York 2010
Agora Gallery

Elisabeth Guerrier

The French Perspective: Contemporary Art from France June 29 - July 20, 2010 Opening Reception: Thursday, July 1, 2010, 6-8 pm Wisteria   Digital Print   24" x 18" Conventional wisdom draws a distinct line between the natural and man-made worlds. But to French artist Elisabeth Guerrier, there are manifold connections between the two that she explores through intriguing digital art. Her works convey the evolution and development of our artificial realm as parallel to the process of growth in nature. Conceptually, the link may be a shared color; other times the form itself. A trough of concrete may be linked by hue to a particular flower; overlapping scaffolding reaches towards the sky like knotty vines. These images are more than sophisticated visual puns; they act as a critique on the concept of naturalness. It is the industrial materials that capture her interest: “I’m attracted to their wild elegance, their power to be beautiful without any validation.”  For over twenty years her interests lay in theater and painting, but Guerrier has recently navigated towards digital art, embracing the freedom of the medium with stunning results. She exhibits her work frequently in France and the United States. Guerrier resides in Caen, France. Elisabeth Guerrier Up-close  View The French Perspective: Contemporary Art from France