Solène Dejean. HEAR - Haute école des arts du Rhin. Selected Graduate 2016
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Published: 10.08.2016
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It was a great pleasure to see the work of our 4 graduating Master students at the Graduation Show HEAR Strasbourg, which was held on 24 - 26 June 2016. They all have developped a strong individual approach during their studies and we would like to wish a good continuation to Amélie Leblanc, Armelle Le Bihan, Camille Ancelin and Solène Dejean! We would like to present some works from Solène Dejean who was graduated with the highest honors. / Florence Lehmann & Sophie Hanagarth
Solène Dejean, Haute école des arts du rhin, Mulhouse/ Strasbourg, France
In parallel with my research about gesture notation and the Modern dance in United States, I started a creative process based on gestures. Using a unique shape as a stencil, I created an ongoing series of drawings. Inspired by them, I led different projects. It is by extracting motif from my drawings and modeling them in silver, brass and Plexiglas that I compose my jewelry. My work is nourished by the continual deconstruction and reconstruction of these drawings. / Solène Dejean
An incredible and rigurous universe is growing up in the work of Solène Dejean. She developpes a codified link between dance steeps, drawings and volumes. A ring could be the support of different elevations: the composition/partition is a superposition of six or more elements of metal and colored Plexiglas that you can choose. All these geometrical-flower shapes are full of joy and could remind us some psychaedelic hypnotysing wallpaper. / Florence Lehmann & Sophie Hanagarth
In parallel with my research about gesture notation and the Modern dance in United States, I started a creative process based on gestures. Using a unique shape as a stencil, I created an ongoing series of drawings. Inspired by them, I led different projects. It is by extracting motif from my drawings and modeling them in silver, brass and Plexiglas that I compose my jewelry. My work is nourished by the continual deconstruction and reconstruction of these drawings. / Solène Dejean
An incredible and rigurous universe is growing up in the work of Solène Dejean. She developpes a codified link between dance steeps, drawings and volumes. A ring could be the support of different elevations: the composition/partition is a superposition of six or more elements of metal and colored Plexiglas that you can choose. All these geometrical-flower shapes are full of joy and could remind us some psychaedelic hypnotysing wallpaper. / Florence Lehmann & Sophie Hanagarth
Necklace: PIECES SERIE n°3, 2016
Plexiglass, silver
22 x 25 x 5 cm
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Necklace: PIECES SERIE n°3, 2016
Silver, brass, Plexiglass
5 x 12 x 8 cm
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Ring: PIECES SERIE n°2, 2016
Silver, brass
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Ring: PIECES SERIE n°2, 2016
Brass, silver, plexiglass
5 x 8 x 5 cm
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Object: PIECES DIFFERENT SERIES, 2016
Silver, brass, plexiglass
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Drawing: Partition serie 2 n°4, 2015
Acrylic pint on white paper
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