Hidden Treasure Art eMagazine / Spring MARCH 2015
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david crittin<br />
www.davidcrittin.com<br />
contact: David Crittin<br />
david.crittin@hotmail.com<br />
Euloz 11<br />
CH-1926 Fully<br />
Switzerland<br />
T: +41 78 800 75 03<br />
“I try to give an account of the<br />
transcendent quality of nature<br />
and its function as a messenger<br />
of a ‘sense of infinity.”<br />
David Crittin’s work is the<br />
expression of a contemplation.<br />
The composition of<br />
landscape in circle unfolds<br />
the mystery of the World:<br />
no beginning, no end; no<br />
quantifiable space, therefore,<br />
no time. It brings us<br />
back to fundamental existentialist<br />
questions, between<br />
finiteness and infinity.<br />
The circular landscapes<br />
are built after the classical<br />
plan of an architecture of<br />
the spirit, with a progressive<br />
densification of the sacred,<br />
of which the archetype in<br />
our culture would be Solomon’s<br />
Temple: outside–enclosure–sanctuary-Holy<br />
of<br />
holies.<br />
Paris doesn’t exist<br />
Numeric photography collage under<br />
acrylic block – jesmonite base<br />
137 x 112 x 50 cm<br />
2012<br />
Composition with center beyond #1<br />
Numeric photography collage under matte diasec<br />
100 x 100 cm<br />
2008<br />
136 I HIDDEN TREASURE ART eMAGAZINE / <strong>Spring</strong> <strong>2015</strong>
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