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Impact 332 by Jean-Luc Maniouloux
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Impact 332 2024

Jean-Luc Maniouloux

EggPlexiglassWoodGlassInsect(s)Photographic print
 40 ⨯ 20 ⨯ 20 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 3.950

Villa del Arte Galleries

  • About the artwork
    Time seems suspended in translucent cases bathed in light, a photographic snapshot in 3D. A freeze on an image featuring insects facing a cold and manufactured universe; hornets breaking their way through a scene, adventurous ants but also a magical flight of butterflies! A true message of rebirth, the work of Jean-Luc plunges us into a metaphorical, astonishing and poetic adventure.
    Born in the South of France he worked as an illustrator and advertiser before becoming a visual artist. He now lives and works in Paris.​Jean-Luc Maniouloux is a master in the art of bringing together worlds that should never have met. He captures improbable encounters, moments suspended in time. Insects and plants become the central characters of his experiments. With poetry and humour threaded through every installation, his stories explode into surrealist snapshots where nature always reclaims its rights.
    *This artwork consists of two parts: the glass box containing the butterflies and egg, which is 20 x 20 x 20 cm; and the wooden pedestal, also 20 x 20 x 20 cm. This means that in total, the artwork is 40 x 20 x 20 cm
  • About the artist

    Jean-Luc Maniouloux, a visual artist, creates delicate compositions composed of preserved insects where the living meets the object, often with brilliance. Immortalized under plexiglass cases, these lyrical scenes depict fabulous micro-universes, where nature would reclaim its rights.

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Artwork details

Category
Contemporary SculpturesSculptures
Subject
InsectEggButterfly
Style
Surrealism (1920s -)Figurative artContemporary Art Modern Art (1860s-1970s)
Material & Technique
EggPlexiglassWoodGlassInsect(s)Photographic print
Colour
WhiteBlackGold/Bronze