His paintings often involve repetitive gestures, the use of unconventional tools, or the delegation of part of the creative process to others, thus questioning the role of the artist in the production of art.
« I only painted on Sundays – I was a true Sunday painter – and I wanted, no, needed, it to come from work. »
Bernard Frize
Frize’s works challenge the boundaries between chance and control, minimalism and complexity, often resulting in canvases that are visually striking yet conceptually rigorous. His contributions to contemporary art have been widely recognized, and his work continues to be exhibited internationally, making him a significant figure in the ongoing dialogue about the nature and purpose of painting. (
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His paintings often involve repetitive gestures, the use of unconventional tools, or the delegation of part of the creative process to others, thus questioning the role of the artist in the production of art.
« I only painted on Sundays – I was a true Sunday painter – and I wanted, no, needed, it to come from work. »
Bernard Frize
Frize’s works challenge the boundaries between chance and control, minimalism and complexity, often resulting in canvases that are visually striking yet conceptually rigorous. His contributions to contemporary art have been widely recognized, and his work continues to be exhibited internationally, making him a significant figure in the ongoing dialogue about the nature and purpose of painting. (
Artist website)
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