His work
presented in October 2004 by Helen Sturm: "The laces: Where found, not the shoes of Van Gogh, revised and corrected by Heidegger, but the laces were untied by Derrida, who has actually seen the table . François Bruetschy say that this painting, his own, he does, which is now part of the next logical evolution, when evolution means go: change space, light, time . He would say the figure has slipped to the geometrical figure style. While the light simply slid south. He knows from childhood the art of tying, unwind, reconnect and re-resolve the relationship of painter and canvas, freedom and compulsion, of desire and geometry, is a continuing story and being built. It also looks like the superposition code borrowed from the constructivist and architectural language, the lyricism sign too, is for him the image of thought and language. A language capable of hosting the accents and the intermixing for the jingle and become "laces" converge on the area bounded yet infinite: the four sides of the canvas, which is always tied to exceed modernity and nostalgia.
BIOGRAPHY
Born in 1938 in Strasbourg, Ecole Nationale Supérieure des Métiers d’Art, Paris. Professor at the College of Arts, the Quai, Mulhouse from 1987 to 1999.
solo exhibitions galleries Galerie Jade, Colmar, Gallery Callu-Merite, Paris, Galerie Pagès, D-Baden-Baden, Eric Linard Galerie La Garde Adhemar. Institutions: Museum of Fine Arts, Mulhouse, Rhinelander Center for Contemporary Art, Altkirch Center "passages", Troyes Center "Bridges", Brest, Le Revest, Toulon, Saarländische Kunstlerhaus, D-Saarbrücken, Art Center, D - Chemnitz, French Center of Foreign Trade, Paris, Cloitre Saint) Louis, Avignon. Fairs & Exhibitions: FIAC, Paris, Salon de Mars, Paris, Art Paris, Frankfurt, Chicago. Editions: Silkscreen workshop Eric Linard, La Garde Adhemar, Printmaking Workshop Remy Bucciali, Colmar. Public Orders and Missions : Embassy of France in Malabo, Equatorial Guinea, Mission to China with the Consulate of France in Shanghai, Uruguay Mission in the Embassy of France in Montevideo
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