JOHANNE CORNO SYLVAIN TREMBLAY - Opera Gallery
JOHANNE CORNO SYLVAIN TREMBLAY - Opera Gallery
JOHANNE CORNO SYLVAIN TREMBLAY - Opera Gallery
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<strong>JOHANNE</strong> <strong>CORNO</strong><br />
<strong>SYLVAIN</strong> <strong>TREMBLAY</strong><br />
<strong>Opera</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> is pleased to announce an upcoming exhibition that includes a retrospective of artworks by<br />
two renowned contemporary artists from Canada: Johanne Corno and Sylvain Tremblay. These artists play a<br />
vital role in the American Art Market. One by her thick texture mostly realized by a brightness of colors depicting<br />
erotic faces. The other, by his very unique technique, combining an abundance of materials on canvas. On the<br />
way she underlines the faces of her characters, in their eyes and the freedom and ecstasy they express, we cannot<br />
deny that Corno’s work is inspired by American pop art and artists such as Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein<br />
from the 60s and 70s. On the other hand, the composition of Tremblay’s paintings can refer to American street<br />
art and artists like Jean-Michel Basquiat.<br />
Johanne Corno is a Canadian female artist based in New York, who distinguishes her style by representing erotic<br />
faces. Inspired by neo pop art, her style is very much orbiting towards a use of bright and funky colors slashed<br />
and applied roughly with a handful of strokes. These multiple strokes therefore create movement, dynamism<br />
and momentum: beautiful and sumptuous faces accentuated by the movement of their hair and the rotation of<br />
their faces.<br />
Sylvain Tremblay is another well - established artist who combines resin and lacquer on canvas. His type of<br />
representation draws its lines between abstraction and figurative. Individuals represented on his canvases are<br />
limited significantly by the use of outer lines underlining simply and specifically their silhouettes. Characters of<br />
men and women are mainly presented on the foreground whereas the background focuses on colors and shine<br />
with the use of acrylic, mosaics of colors and a varnish that emphasizes the brightness of the piece compared to<br />
the plasticity of the metallic lustre.<br />
<strong>Opera</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> wishes you a prosper year and a pleasant evening in our special exhibition. We hope the event<br />
will inspire our observers’ imagination and strive them into new heights and new ideas.<br />
Once again, we look forward to seeing you in <strong>Opera</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong>.<br />
Gilles Dyan<br />
Founder and Chairman<br />
<strong>Opera</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> Group<br />
Ahmad Bachan<br />
Manager<br />
<strong>Opera</strong> <strong>Gallery</strong> Dubai<br />
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