Marie Ghislaine Beaucé
Marie-Ghislaine Beaucé is a French artist whose journey is deeply rooted in her fascination with textile materials and their artistic potential. Her exploration of the different textures, colours, and forms has led her to develop a distinct visual language that merges the tactile quality of textiles with the conceptual rigour of geometric abstraction. The absolute protagonists of her artworks are the materials themselves that she intertwines and overlaps to create intricate, semi-abstract geometric lattice. These compositions are punctuated and delimited by rhythmic layers of fabrics, employing woven techniques of ribbons and superposition of padded tubes, suggesting a sense of movement and progression, showcasing the artist's unique approach to textile art. The artworks are characterized by their exploration of themes related to structure, fluidity and interconnectedness. One of the central themes in Marie-Ghislaine Beaucé's work is the relationship between order and chaos. Her compositions often feature a structured, geometric framework that is softened by the organic, fluid nature of the textile fibers. Her work delves into the intersection of traditional textile techniques of weaving, kitting, and contemporary art, resulting in hybrid creations that straddle the line between patchwork and plasticism.
Off the Wild, mixed fabrics, 84 cm X 84 cm, 2024.
