Mathilde de l'Écotais
Petits infinis (Series)
DESCRIPTION
"The eye is black, alive, shaded.
So rare.
So peculiar.
It sees like nobody else does.
It reveals what each of us may want to see.
Transcends matter.
Sublimates light.
We could think it captures melting gold,
it captures salmon roe.
We think of rivers of ink,
oriental veils,
delicate stained glass,
heavy velvet,
airy lace,
it unveils the flesh of the eggplant,
carves the tenderness of the cucumber,
penetrates the fibre of the turnip,
stretches that of the carrot,
reveals the intimacy of the fig,
the folds of the leek.
And there, fans? Pleated tissues? Brushstrokes?
No, fogu fins.
Wings, as she says.
What to believe?
Mathilde's eye? Ours?
The game begins."
-Catherine Roig
AUTHOR
Mathilde de l’Ecotais is a french famous artist. Devoted to the expression of beauty, she creates objects and immersed places through photography.
Recognized as a visual artist very exclusive –
Committed as an artist, “entrepreneur”, she launches her own design agency in 2013 and patents a processthat could revolutionized the world of swimming pool. Her world view is topical : what appeared to be in the beginning a simple “culinary” visual representation became a surreal landscape transcending the beauty of substance. What interests her, is nature it-self. Her wishes, to protect it as she is attacked from all sides.
By detailing every ounce of complexity enclosed in every organic form, by diverting the concept of food, she emphasizes the strengths et weaknesses of earth it-self... and urges us to take care of it. The eye travels, ever-lasting witness of a prospective and emotional design.
Her creative force, the audacity of her vision pave the way to new universes, each and every one a work of art, signed as unique.
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