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Tête de Licorne (2023) Sculpture by Jean-Jacques Joujon (JimaJine)
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Émergeant des profondeurs de l'imaginaire, la "Licorne" captive le regard par son aura de mystère et d'éclat. Cette œuvrec incarne la quintessence de la créature légendaire qu'est la licorne, transposée dans un kaléidoscope de verre qui danse avec la lumière. Chaque morceau de vitrail, méticuleusement découpé et assemblé, forme une mosaïque resplendissante où les couleurs flamboyantes rivalisent d'éclat. La corne, point d'orgue de cette symphonie visuelle, s'élance fièrement, telle une étincelle divine jaillissant du front de la bête mythique.
Les lignes d'étain qui sillonnent l'œuvre tissent un récit épique, évoquant les anciens artisans verriers qui, avec la même minutie, immortalisaient mythes et légendes dans les cathédrales. Ces lignes noires tranchent avec les teintes vibrantes et rythment la composition telle une partition musicale, guidant nos yeux à travers le labyrinthe chromatique.
"Licorne" est plus qu'un hommage à la tradition du vitrail, c'est une invitation au voyage dans un monde où le réel et le fantastique se fondent. Elle éveille en nous les rêveries d'enfance et les aspirations à un au-delà enchanté, où chaque reflet de lumière est un murmure de la forêt enchantée de nos contes favoris. Cette œuvre n'est pas simplement une contemplation esthétique, c'est une expérience sensorielle, un portail vers un univers où la magie est tangible, palpable, aussi réelle que les fragments de verre qui composent cette tête de licorne stylisée.
Ainsi, "Licorne" ne se contente pas d'exister, elle vit. Elle respire au rythme des variations de lumière, se métamorphosant au fil des heures, révélant des détails jusqu'alors voilés par l'ombre ou sublimés par l'éclat du jour. Elle nous rappelle que l'art n'est pas statique, qu'il est un dialogue perpétuel avec son environnement, un écho de la beauté éphémère et pourtant éternelle du monde qui nous entoure.
Contemporary creator of glass sculptures
Jean-Jacques JOUJON, known under the artist name JimaJine, has built a reputation in the world of contemporary art thanks to his unique and innovative stained glass sculptures, as well as his works on glass plates struck by hammer. JimaJine has successfully combined tradition and modernity to create works that never cease to surprise and amaze.
From a young age, JimaJine was fascinated by light and color, elements that would become the foundations of his artistic expression. As he grew up, he developed a keen interest in art history and artisanal techniques, which naturally led him to the practice of stained glass.
After years of refinement, JimaJine developed his stained glass-based glass sculptures, pushing the boundaries of this centuries-old tradition. Each piece he creates in his workshop located in the Basque Country is a celebration of artisanal know-how combined with contemporary technology. His sculptures are not just art objects; they are living creations that interact with their environment.
JimaJine's creations are a dialogue between glass and structural elements such as metal or wood. These material associations are not random; they are designed to reinforce the message and symbolism carried by each work which plays an important part in its artistic universe. The notion of infinity, for example, is a recurring theme in his work, illustrated by geometric shapes that repeat and overlap, creating an illusion of depth and endless continuity.
He draws his inspiration in particular from artists like Marc Chagall and Pierre Soulages on the stained glass side, but also Simon Berger, known for his creations in broken glass which challenge traditional perceptions of the material. These influences are palpable in the way JimaJine plays with the apparent fragility of glass to reveal its expressive and emotional strength.
But JimaJine's art is not just about aesthetics, it carries a consciousness and a vision. Each sculpture is a reflection on space, light and the interaction of the work with its viewer. JimaJine's customers are not simple buyers; they become partners in an experience that transcends the visual to touch the emotional.
JimaJine's objectives are clear: to make a living from his art while making it accessible to everyone. To achieve this, he does not just create; he communicates, participates in exhibitions and collaborates with galleries. His website and social networks are showcases where he shares his creative process and his latest works, creating a community of enthusiasts and collectors who follow his evolution.
JimaJine's journey is a testimony to the incessant search for balance between tradition and innovation.
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- Date of birth : 1976
- Artistic domains: Works by professional artists,
- Groups: Contemporary French Artists
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