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Gildas Coudrais

Gildas Coudrais

Gildas Coudrais was born 1975 in Cholet, France. He makes paintings, drawings, installations and mixed media artworks.

With his gleam and sparkle signal colours, he gets very close to the aesthetics of pop-culture. The painting on glass – highly brilliant and intensely compressed – partially loses its materialistic character and approaches to the modern media of our time.

He experiments with a wide-ranged repertoire of history of art which he combines, literally, with quotations from media, advertising and poetry.

Taken out of context the parts lose their original meaning and values and the art becomes a multi-layered piece on its own: mysterious, fantastic, and poetic. With his cheerful, partly ironic honesty, the artist puts the fragments and symbols in a new geographic, moral and intellectual context.

What is standard, what is kitsch – what is “bon gout”? His works question the coerciveness that is derived from the more profound meaning and the superficial aesthetic appearance of our society.

Gildas Coudrais currently lives and works in Germany.

In Berlin Gildas Coudrais is represented by the gallery 68 projects.

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Artistic Curriculum Vitae

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Solo Exhibition (Selection)

  • 2016
    Gallery Kornfeld, Berlin, Germany
  • 2015
    Gallery BOA, Paris, France
    Private Art Concept, Los Angeles, USA
    Gallery Damihi, Bern, Switzerland
  • 2014
    Villa Aurora, Los Angeles, USA
    Gallery Damihi, Bern, Switzerland
  • 2013
    Villa Aurora, Los Angeles, USA
  • 2012
    Gallery Damihi, Bern, Switzerland
  • 2007
    Stadtgalerie, Osnabrück, Germany
    Gallery im Kloster Malgarten, Bramsche, Germany
  • 2006
    Gallery Schwarz-weiss, Osnabrück, Germany
    La Charbonniere , Ancenis, France
    Museum Villa Stahmer, Georgsmarienhütte, Germany
  • 2002
    Centre d’art contemporain “Bouvet-Ladubay”, Saumur, France

Group exhibition (Selection)

  • 2015
    La Grosse Bertha, Paris, France
  • 2014
    Artstadtbern, Bern, Switzerland
  • 2012
    Artstadtbern, Bern, Switzerland
    Gallery Schwarz-weiss, Osnabrück, Germany
  • 2011
    Kunsthalle Dominikanerkirche, Osnabrück, Germany
  • 2006
    Arte regionale IV, Melle, Germany

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