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Seen at the Pierre Bergé Yves Saint Laurent today, on iPhone and iPad drawings made by David Hockney . David's credo: "Made for The Screen, Totally On the screen, It's not an illusion. "

" When I started drawing on the iPhone, I immediately realized it was a new medium but it was also a completely new field of broadcasting images .... The iPhone was beside my bed. It contains everything that it takes ... I would not have drawn the morning with only a pencil and a sheet of paper. It is the brightness of the screen which prompted me. "The iPad with a bigger screen, David naturally used as the medium.

Five Points of fascination:

- fascination finger (pushes, index) which chooses the color palette and texture and shape on the screen: the meeting of the analog and digital generator beauty!

- the fascination of scenography of the exhibition in a room juxtaposes dozens of iPhone and iPad, each displaying a work of art

- the fascination of some cartoons that are exposed as of events: the dream of seeing his eyes to build a work of art by key and retouch . Question: The Work of Art is drawing it "finished" or animation? Personally, the animation reaches a strength design to which I was particularly sensitive.

- the fascination of the ambiguity of the property and original work . A drawing created in digital, digital to digital broadcasting .... where is the original, are there? David wrote "Were they reproductions? It was one of the first questions that arose. I replied in the negative: the drawings were exactly identical to those on my phone, at least in theory since I had sent to my friends nothing but a file digital. "In this sequel, this exhibition seems to be the first to be sent through the mail: what do we see in the showroom? original works or not?

After Jan. 30 (the date of the end of exposure), the Commissioner will he return to the artist's file "original" in emails? be questioned, jokingly, David!

D Moreover, in the bookstore, a poster of the cover of what look like an exhibition catalog caught my attention. Asked about his possible consultation, or its acquisition, response was that the very existence of the catalog was in discussion with the artist who did not see the usefulness, and certainly not logic!

David Hockney Exhibition Fresh Flowers Fondation Pierre Berge Yves Saint Laurent until January 30, 5 BC. Marceau 75016 Paris

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