Artist Information:
Richard Meric
Caille,
France
Member Since: Jul 2007
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Artist Statement:
Now and then, Richard Méric's
goal is to track the greatest
mystery of the created world:
the double nature of all
things.
His main concern is to send
clear and pleasant messages
for the soul, bring positive
feelings to his human
fellows’.
So, one should not be
astonished to find the traces
of this search in the majority
of his pictures, in which the
Masculine and the Feminine
figures are reconciled or
clashed, the top and bottom,
the inside and the outside
merge, the heat and the cold
manages to be harmonized in
spite of the violence of the
primary colours which he uses,
at the pure state.
If one adds to that a very
marked leaning for wild nature
and an unquestionable
misanthropy, one will
understand that his public
life and
his celebrity were reduced to
their simpler expression.
But be sure that Richard Méric
is communicating with us, with
our subconscious maybe too.
He named himself his painting
style "L'Image Parole", in
French, "The Talkative
Picture"... difficult to
translate precisely.
Richard Méric resumes it to a
modern Painting using a
classical technique, inspired
by Breuguel, H.Bosch, M.C
Escher and S. Dalí.
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Richard Meric's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Richard Meric's Portfolio. Browse Meric's body of work: Now and then, Richard Méric's goal is to track the greatest mystery of the created world: the double nature of all things.
His main concern is to send clear and pleasant messages for the soul, bring positive feelings to his human fellows’.
So, one should not be astonished to find the traces of this search in the majority of his pictures, in which the Masculine and the Feminine
figures are reconciled or clashed, the top and bottom, the inside and the outside merge, the heat and the cold manages to be harmonized in
spite of the violence of ... |
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