Philippe Chabot


Bling, mixed media on canvas, 48″ x 48″, 2010

Don’t Change That Channel, mixed media on board, 46″ x 46″, 2010

Party Animal, mixed media on board, 46″ x 46″, 2010

Getting Comfy, mixed media on canvas, 50″ x 64″, 2011

This Is How We Do It, mixed media on canvas, 48″ x 72″, 2010

Wait A Minute, mixed media on canvas, 48″ x 48″, 2010

 

Untitled, mixed media on canvas, 59″ x 48″, 2010

My work deals with absurdity, dumbness, disenchantment, cult and decay. I am interested in the ways television, radio, web and entertainment culture affect our social and individual identities. I am also intrigued by the position of painting among all the other forms of visual media that surrounds us, and I believe that visual art, in its institutional format, is evolving away from the general public.

I use expressive and childlike gestures, as well as alterations and destructions of painted layers to build a distorted and caricaturised portrait of the demons of our cultural time. In revealing the ”making of” that led to the final product, I wish to inform the viewer of the mixture between rational and intuitive processes that are hidden under the surface. Thus, I want the audience to be aware of the painting’s history, with the hope that a better understanding can improve the connection or the communication between the artist and the public.

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