Xavier Veilhan - The Drawing Center: Today's Special - Lockdown Drawings 2020-2021 (Available Signed)
Xavier Veilhan - The Drawing Center: Today's Special - Lockdown Drawings 2020-2021 (Available Signed)
Xavier Veilhan - The Drawing Center: Today's Special - Lockdown Drawings 2020-2021 (Available Signed)
Xavier Veilhan - The Drawing Center: Today's Special - Lockdown Drawings 2020-2021 (Available Signed)
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Xavier Veilhan - The Drawing Center: Today's Special - Lockdown Drawings 2020-2021 (Available Signed)

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Published by Les Presses du Réel, with the Consortium, 2021
Clothbound hardcover, 232 pages
16.5 x 21.5 cm | 6.5 x 8.5 in
ISBN: 9782378962494
Text in English and French
Edited by Xavier Veilhan and Franck Gautherot

ISBN: 9782378962494

Limit of one signed copy per person / household. 

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Featuring 155 drawings made on a daily basis by Xavier Veilhan since March 2020.

Through his portraits and landscapes, his bestiary and his architectures, Xavier Veilhan (born 1963 in Lyon, lives and works in Paris) pursues a constantly regenerated reflection on the status of representation and the materialization of an idea, using the same space for sculpture, painting and photography. A manufacturer of the visible, he invents works, images, and objects that hesitate between the familiar and the strange. Interested in modernity and using references ranging from classical statuary to Futurism and Op art, Veilhan has been compared to artists such as Damien Hirst and Jeff Koons. For Jean-Pierre Criqui he is "a perfect example of a Pop artist for the 21st century, with an accessible formal vocabulary and referents, while at the same time cultivating a certain air of detachment and reserve in his use of affects, thereby distancing himself from the empathy aroused by direct borrowings from the sphere of commodities and the media."