PIERRE ET GILLES (ACTIFS DEPUIS 1976)
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PIERRE ET GILLES (ACTIFS DEPUIS 1976)

Les plaisirs de la forêt _ Johnny

细节
PIERRE ET GILLES (ACTIFS DEPUIS 1976)
Les plaisirs de la forêt _ Johnny
signé, daté et titré (au dos)
Photographie peinte encadrée par les artistes
Avec le cadre : 113 x 100 cm. (44½ x 39 3/8 in.)
Réalisé en 1996, pièce unique.
来源
Galerie Samia Saouma, Paris
出版
B. Marcadé, D. Cameron; Pierre et Gilles, l'Oeuvre Complet 1976-1996, Köln, 1997 (illustré p.339).
展览
Paris, Maison Européenne de la Photographie, Pierre et Gilles: Vingt Ans 1976-1996, novembre 1996-janvier 1997 (illustré au catalogue d'exposition).
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'LES PLAISIRS DE LA FORET _ JOHNY'; SIGNED, DATED AND TITLED ON THE REVERSE; UNIQUE HAND-PAINTED PHOTOGRAPH IN ARTISTS FRAME.

拍品专文

Between sex and eroticism, violance has always found a place in Pierre et Gilles's work. In accordance with their double attribute that makes them fetishists and aesthetes at the same time, Pierre et Gilles use nature throughout their images as a recurring motif and turn it into a metaphor of libidinous sublimation.

This is clearly illustrated in the series
Les plaisirs de la forêts (the pleasures of the Forest), in which the artists chose the woods as a natural scenario in which to locate and to develp an array of events with an openly erotic tone. The forest as an artistic evocation has the reputation of being a sanctuary for whoever is willing to be free and run wild; even in their most obscure desires. Thus, tales and legends abound in the Universal Literature associating the wreck of men with the forest as a place for madness, as a world beyond the rational that is even related to self-induced death. In traditional stories the forest symbolizes the nest of every other uncivilized thing; a hidden kingdom somewhere between the mysterious and the strange: the realm of sexual imagination populated by fantastic creatures from out of his world _ sorceresses, satyrs, wild beats.