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DOMINIQUE LUTRINGER

Contemporary Visual Artist

Nature in summer, an abstract composition made with lines and patterns ©️Dominique Lutringer

Nature in summer

Gesso, acrylic, natural pigment on panel
240x100cm

Painting #16122. An abstract composition made with layers of lines, patterns and colors, ©️Dominique Lutringer

​Painting #161221

​Natural pigment, acrylic,
modelling paste, panel
​130x97cm

Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, grids and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.

​Painting #161221

​Natural pigment, acrylic,
modelling paste, panel
​81,5x66,5cm

Composition #1462. An abstract composition. LInes patterns and textures. ©️Dominique Lutringer

Composition #14621

Colored pencil, acrylic,
oil paint stick, natural pigment,
Fabriano paper 300g,
76,5x75,5cm.

Composition #4423, Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, grids and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.

Composition #4423

Acrylic paint,
oil paint stick, natural pigment,
Washi paper,
66,5x96cm.

Composition 4423 Detail
Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, lines and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.
Reality is an illusion. Yellow and red composition made with layers of lines and patterns. ©️Dominique Lutringer

Reality is an illusion

natural pigment,
acrylic on panel
​120x80cm

Surrounded by objects, shapes, and forms of all sizes, colors and textures.. I absorb them and transform them into something else by only seeing their intrinsic beauty. Even in the darkest of alleys, there is always a glimmer that remains. This glimmer is what interests me.

Painting #R7823 Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, grids and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.

Painting #R7823

Natural pigment, oil pastel,
acrylic on panel
42x42cm

Painting #1123 Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, grids and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.

​Painting #1123

​Natural pigment, acrylic,
oil pastel, gesso on panel
​91x72,5cm

"The succession of multiple layers of paint gradually gives body to the texture and let us perceive the delicacy of the work."

Christian Boucharenc, Head of Design dpt. National University Singapore

The window as a source of inspiration 

The window is a rich subject in the history of art because it allows artists to question the visible. But also what it hides from the eyes of others. It allows a glimpse of a small part of the "landscape". 

Artwork on progress. The the hand traces, time stands still

When the hand traces, time stands still 

Composition #7423 Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, grids and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.

Composition # 6423

Colored pencil, oil paint stick,
natural pigment,
water based paint, Washi paper 
67x67cm

Composition #6423, Originally, an abstract landscape seen from a window through a Noren (woven bamboo blind). From this first stage, the succession of organic figures, grids and colors transforms the original landscape into a new work. The line is deliberately coarse, to leave a trace. The mark of a hand working spontaneously, without apparent effort. But everything must be perfectly balanced to achieve the desired result.
An abstract compsition made with layers of lines and colors ©️Dominique Lutringer

Composition #582021

natural pigment, coloured pencil,
oil paint stick, paper 300g.
​110x79cm

Work on progress
An abstract composition made with layers of lines, patterns and textures ©️Dominique Lutringer

Composition #45520721

natural pigment, coloured pencil,
oil paint stick, paper 300g.
​79x110cm

Work on progress

Colored pencil, layer after layer to get a glossy texture. A thousand strips of masking tape, layers of oil pastel, and finally the paint. Layer after layer and the final work appears.

Compositions 11921 - 12921. artworks on exhibition. ©️Dominique Lutringer

Composition #11921

natural pigment, acrylic,
oil paint stick, panel

60,5x73cm

Composition #12921

natural pigment, acrylic,
oil paint stick, panel

60,5x73cm

Composition #48520721 lines and textures on paper ©️Dominique Lutringer

Composition #272021

natural pigment, coloured pencil,
acrylic,
oil paint stick, panel.
110x79cm

From Ryoan-ji 4. A minimal composition depicts the famous Zen garden ©️Dominique Lutringer

From Ryoan-ji 4

​markers, acrylic paint, natural pigment,
Fabriano paper 300g.
​70x99,8cm

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Ryoan-ji 2. From Ryoan-ji 4. A minimal composition depicts the famous Zen garden ©️Dominique Lutringer

From Ryoan-ji 2

coloured pencils, acrylic,
natural pigment, Arches paper 300g.​
70x99,8cm

From Ryoan-ji 4. A minimal composition depicts the famous Zen garden ©️Dominique Lutringer

Hi, My name is Dominique.

 

I am a French visual artist living and working in Japan. Curious about various forms of expressions, my investigations in the subject cover several bodies of work that I endlessly explore through materials manipulations and more traditional media.

Art-making but also being involved in Inquiry-based active learnings. I believe that there is a deep correlation between art and education, and leveraging expertise in both can give the youth of today the tools they need to build a sustainable world tomorrow.

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