Martin Levêque
Bio
French artist who lives and works in Mexico City. After studying communication and seven years of experience in entrepreneurship as an art director, he began to create visual works in a self-taught way.
His work explores our relationship with objects and space. Through his installations, sculptures, photographs and serigraphs.
He seeks to challenge the traditional tools of analogical art and carefully chooses his materials and intends to give them a second life.
His work explores our relationship with objects and space. Through his installations, sculptures, photographs and serigraphs.
He seeks to challenge the traditional tools of analogical art and carefully chooses his materials and intends to give them a second life.
Pieces
Lunar
Lunar is a light and resistant stainless steel installation inspired by night walks in Mexico City.
As night falls, the street food stalls, made of the same material, take on a new look.
The last rays of the sun give way to a ballet of light that runs across its surface with remarkable fluidity, matching its roughness and relief in a sublime iridescence.
Lunar is a light and resistant stainless steel installation inspired by night walks in Mexico City.
As night falls, the street food stalls, made of the same material, take on a new look.
The last rays of the sun give way to a ballet of light that runs across its surface with remarkable fluidity, matching its roughness and relief in a sublime iridescence.
