Louisa Marajo

Residual 2, 2019

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other techniques

Pencil on paper
11 2/5 × 8 3/10 in

CM H 29 W 21

IN H 11.4 W 8.3

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About the work

Residual 2, 2019

Louisa Marajo's work proposes an analytical mapping which unfolds to infinity.
It is by these words that the artist describes her approach, her works, a chaotic visual partition in which uncertain forms evolve and transform.

The question “what is the use of chaos?” fascinates the artist as the idea of the painting which turns on itself and falls from the wall in an absurd way to give to see scattered fragments as so many units and worlds in itself. It is a painting that reexamines its own history in order to analyze a world that falls apart.

About artist

Louisa Marajo

Louisa Marajo was born in Martinique in 1987.

"With a purpose, we can destroy a world and, through the knowledge of possibilities, build a world with debris ..." Kurt Schwitter.

It is by these words that the artist describes her approach, her works, a chaotic visual partition in which uncertain forms evolve and transform. The exhibition "Point de chute" traces a fragmentary narration that usually unfolds in her studio. The latter is a living picture: every element has its importance and it is above all the relations between things that the artist appropriates through paintings, drawings and photographs. Traces, fragments thrown, everything will go on stage in the elaboration of the pictorial gesture, its image and the emergence of her work.

Since 2015, Louisa Marajo has been working on a variety of undergoing scalable installations that evoke a permanent construction site as a continuous creation and a perpetual mise en "abyme"of representations of her studio. Her work proposes an analytical mapping which unfolds to infinity.