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Leperlier, Antoine

 
9783897907041: Shaping Time Work in Glass from 1981 to Now

Synopsis

  • First comprehensive monograph on Antoine Leperlier’s glass works
  • Unique pieces from the last 40 years created using Leperlier’s own technique
  • An artist questioning our perception of time and mortality
  • An exhibition accompanying this book runs from 13 April 2024 to 1 December 2024 at the Le Musée du Verre de Conches in France
  • Text in English and French


Antoine Leperlier (b. 1953) is a trained visual artist and painter. He has been working as a freelance glass artist since the 1980s, developing his own glass technique based on casting and the lost-wax technique to create large-format translucent and painterly blocks.

In this survey of work spanning more than 40 years, skulls float, snakes are frozen alive, and what looks like abstract watercolours are preserved forever. Time stands still, the universe speaks. His works explore transience and memory, past and future; he stops time, makes moments eternal. Enamel and ceramic inclusions, bubbles, colours, and engravings create colourful, expressive worlds reminiscent of organic forms floating in outer space. This endeavour to capture dynamic images in material form is an approach unique in contemporary glass art.

Text in English and French.

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