Jean-Luc Mylayne | "No. PO-65, Face to Face", 2001 | (for Parkett 85)
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Parkett Vol. 85
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“… he is not looking for the iconic, historical moment or event, but rather for the coincidental encounter experienced in his case only by the photographer and the bird. Time, patience, and an unwavering mental focus based on a profound passion for his subject informs Mylayne’s work as an artist.”
Josef Helfenstein, Parkett No. 85, 2009
Additional Quote
“In his color photographs, Jean-Luc Mylayne, along with his partner and collaborator, Mylène, meditates on the convergence of art and ornithology. Having abandoned the conveniences of home, car, and material ownership in pursuit of a nomadic life devoted to his art practice, Mylayne photographs birds in their natural environment. His ongoing project is bound in the intense intersection of observation, time, place, and natural history. In “Face to Face”, his two part installation for Parkett, he beautifully depicts a bird underneath a sun ray in his natural habitat both on a transparency framed in a stunning plexi object as well as on a separate c-print.” -Artsy
"No. PO-65, Face to Face", 2001 (for Parkett 85)
Part 1: C-print, transparency, image size: 9 1/2 x 9 1/2” (24 x 24 cm), Mounted between Altuglass, 15 x 15 x 2 3/4” (38 x 38 x 7 cm), weight 16,5 lb. (7,5 kg),
Part 2: 2 C-prints, 9 1/2 x 9 1/2” (each 24 x 24 cm), mounted on Altuglass, 24 x 60 cm.
Plus: Artist designed certificate including a close-up photograph of the bird facing the apple,
5 1/2 x 5 1/2” (14 x 14 cm),
Ed. 38/XXII, signed and numbered certificate (with close up photo of bird, 14x14cm, see left)
Read a Parkett text on Jean-Luc Mylayne
Parkett Vol. 85
Quote from Parkett
“… he is not looking for the iconic, historical moment or event, but rather for the coincidental encounter experienced in his case only by the photographer and the bird. Time, patience, and an unwavering mental focus based on a profound passion for his subject informs Mylayne’s work as an artist.”
Josef Helfenstein, Parkett No. 85, 2009
Additional Quote
“In his color photographs, Jean-Luc Mylayne, along with his partner and collaborator, Mylène, meditates on the convergence of art and ornithology. Having abandoned the conveniences of home, car, and material ownership in pursuit of a nomadic life devoted to his art practice, Mylayne photographs birds in their natural environment. His ongoing project is bound in the intense intersection of observation, time, place, and natural history. In “Face to Face”, his two part installation for Parkett, he beautifully depicts a bird underneath a sun ray in his natural habitat both on a transparency framed in a stunning plexi object as well as on a separate c-print.” -Artsy
"No. PO-65, Face to Face", 2001 (for Parkett 85)
Part 1: C-print, transparency, image size: 9 1/2 x 9 1/2” (24 x 24 cm), Mounted between Altuglass, 15 x 15 x 2 3/4” (38 x 38 x 7 cm), weight 16,5 lb. (7,5 kg),
Part 2: 2 C-prints, 9 1/2 x 9 1/2” (each 24 x 24 cm), mounted on Altuglass, 24 x 60 cm.
Plus: Artist designed certificate including a close-up photograph of the bird facing the apple,
5 1/2 x 5 1/2” (14 x 14 cm),
Ed. 38/XXII, signed and numbered certificate (with close up photo of bird, 14x14cm, see left)
Read a Parkett text on Jean-Luc Mylayne
Parkett Vol. 85
Quote from Parkett
“… he is not looking for the iconic, historical moment or event, but rather for the coincidental encounter experienced in his case only by the photographer and the bird. Time, patience, and an unwavering mental focus based on a profound passion for his subject informs Mylayne’s work as an artist.”
Josef Helfenstein, Parkett No. 85, 2009
Additional Quote
“In his color photographs, Jean-Luc Mylayne, along with his partner and collaborator, Mylène, meditates on the convergence of art and ornithology. Having abandoned the conveniences of home, car, and material ownership in pursuit of a nomadic life devoted to his art practice, Mylayne photographs birds in their natural environment. His ongoing project is bound in the intense intersection of observation, time, place, and natural history. In “Face to Face”, his two part installation for Parkett, he beautifully depicts a bird underneath a sun ray in his natural habitat both on a transparency framed in a stunning plexi object as well as on a separate c-print.” -Artsy
"No. PO-65, Face to Face", 2001 (for Parkett 85)
Part 1: C-print, transparency, image size: 9 1/2 x 9 1/2” (24 x 24 cm), Mounted between Altuglass, 15 x 15 x 2 3/4” (38 x 38 x 7 cm), weight 16,5 lb. (7,5 kg),
Part 2: 2 C-prints, 9 1/2 x 9 1/2” (each 24 x 24 cm), mounted on Altuglass, 24 x 60 cm.
Plus: Artist designed certificate including a close-up photograph of the bird facing the apple,
5 1/2 x 5 1/2” (14 x 14 cm),
Ed. 38/XXII, signed and numbered certificate (with close up photo of bird, 14x14cm, see left)
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