Fernand Léger erects the body as industrial architecture. The Taquin concept shakes up this rigor: by fragmenting the image, the game disarticulates its monumental lines.
Yet this deconstruction reveals the power of Léger's style. Despite the disorder of the tiles and the intrusion of the orange circle, each fragment retains its sculptural power. The viewer becomes the craftsman who, through movement, restores the balance of this human machine.
Dimensions: width 78 x height 93 cm
But what makes this object so fascinating is its probabilistic dimension. Indeed, every time you observe a Taquin, you are confronted with a multitude of possibilities.
Each tile represents a fragment of the artwork, and your mission is to reposition them correctly to recreate the original image or, on the contrary, have fun deconstructing the original creation, thus creating an infinity of different combinations. Interactions with this object offer you a new perspective, a new interpretation of art.
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