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May 25, 2010

About my artwork: “I am inspired by architectural design. My paintings start
with distillation of place and by finding simple underlying
architectural forms. I am searching for things that are
static and stable in environments that control how we
navigate the world. I intentionally leave a history behind
as i compile layers of paint. This not only informs the
viewer of the process, but encourages them to feel the
passing sense of time and space. “

Artists I like: Nitsche, Diebenkorn, Mondrian, Irwin, De Maria, Smithson, Buren, Andre, Morris, Stella, Richter, Polke... oh - so many more...

What exhibitions are good at the moment?: Christo & Jean Claude's piece has started in Colorado....

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At 11:44am on May 25, 2010, BOIGEOL said…: the art of richard boigeol

www.richard-boigeol.com

At 1:23pm on April 8, 2009, Carlos Scaranci said…: I really enjoyed the sense of space and the choice of tertiary colours to create a mental space, which somehow reports me to italian metaphic with a bit of 30s construtivism. Lets keep in contact. I would like some more of this!

At 11:26pm on September 21, 2008, Giulio Baistrocchi said…: inspirational work
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At 11:23pm on August 16, 2008, Marta Melniczuk said…: Very interesting works, one would like to see more and the whole day, Greetings from Bavaria

At 4:42pm on March 3, 2008, VARVIN said…: Karine:
I did some rating of your work.
Salut
Kjell

At 7:05am on March 1, 2008, Dennis said…: hi karine

are any of your paintings for sale they look great
regards dennis

At 3:30pm on February 29, 2008, artreview.com said…: Hi Karine

Welcome to artreview.com. Thanks for sharing your work with us, we'd love to see more!

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