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Luc Arrignon

1952
Fontenay-sous-Bois, France

25 Works exhibited on Kooness

Current location

Fontenay-sous-Bois

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Works by Luc Arrignon

Necessité (Necessity)

2021

Paintings , Acrylic , Wood , Mixed Media

100 x 110 x 4.5cm

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Miaraka

2022

Paintings , Acrylic , Wood , Mixed Media

70 x 85 x 4.5cm

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Paume-Brousse (Palm-Bush)

2020

Sculpture , Acrylic , Wood , Mixed Media

56 x 157 x 4.5cm

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Archipel Ny Nosy (Ny Nosy Archipelago)

2019

Sculpture , Acrylic , Wood

170 x 180 x 28cm

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Coelacanthe

2019

Sculpture , Wood , Acrylic

93 x 50 x 5cm

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Fikomiana

2022

Sculpture , Wood , Acrylic

28 x 40 x 4cm

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Voninkazo

2020

Sculpture , Wood , Acrylic

30 x 30 x 5cm

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Loza Ny Ady

2022

Sculpture , Wood , Acrylic

42 x 72 x 4cm

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Exclamat 1

2021

Sculpture , Acrylic , Wood

28 x 40 x 4cm

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Exclamat 2

2022

Paintings , Mixed Media , Wood

75 x 210 x 4.5cm

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Luc Arrignon alias Lucky Loco is a French artist who lives and works in Fontenay-sous-Bois, France. Until 1995, the artist was invested in hyperrealism which allowed him meticulous observation and rigorous execution. Spontaneity was reduced to the initial conception of his work. Passionate about writing after a brief stint in lithography, Luc switched to calligraphy because of the gestures it involves. In the relationship between meaning and its forms, he decided to explore the form further in 1998. It has not left him to this day. This is how he paints by "Over-Calligraphing". He works mainly on two mediums. The wood he sculpts in bas-relief by over-calligraphing it with his sculptures. For 5 years, his work of sculpture has really taken off. Finally, the tarpaulin due to the installation of his workshop at the Foundry, an artistic center in Fontenay-sous-Bois. His approach requires him to be able to overwrite hundreds or even thousands of times. In addition to the gouges, chisels, brushes, reeds, pens and inks, he uses a "Digital Piano", two large screens, an excellent computer equipped with good software, connected to a powerful "plotter" which allows him to print large formats on quality tarpaulin. His work is thus durable, resistant to UVs, frost and rain. It is a flame-retardant work. He the creates unique digital proofs on which he intervenes again with ink, pencil and acrylic paint. Often, it surmounts some of them with carved wood and sometimes mobile folding’s.