# Bruno PERRAMANT (born in 1962).
"Mezzo 4," 2012.
Oil on canvas, titled, signed, and dated on the stretcher.
Height: 180 cm - Width: 180 cm

Provenance:
- purchased in 2014 from Galerie In Situ, Paris;
- private collection, Paris.

Note: Bruno Perramant, a graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts, offers a highly
personal approach to painting, rich in literary, philosophical, and even
cinematic references. He describes his work as a reaction to the image-saturated world in which
we live and considers painting to be a physical experience rather than an
image. His work with color and his use of tight framing borrowed
from cinema encourage reflection—an experience of thought.
The work presented here follows the “brown forest” and the “Mezzo” series and
refers to Dante’s Divine Comedy: “Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita” (In the
midst of the journey of our life, I found myself in a dark forest.) This
poetic, political, philosophical, and spiritual epic begins with a sense of
geographical and moral disorientation.
The use of this format and framing here is like an invitation to enter
this forest, which seems impenetrable and compels us to pause and question ourselves.
His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions at the most prestigious
institutions in France and abroad. In France, he is notably represented by the
In situ Fabienne Leclerc gallery.


Bids will be made inclusive of tax.

VAT at 5.5% is recoverable on the hammer price and fees for taxable buyers and in the event of export outside the EU.
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# Bruno PERRAMANT (born in 1962). "Mezzo 4," 2012. Oil on canvas, titled, signed, and dated on the stretcher. Height: 180 cm - Width: 180 cm Provenance: - purchased in 2014 from Galerie In Situ, Paris; - private collection, Paris. Note: Bruno Perramant, a graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts, offers a highly personal approach to painting, rich in literary, philosophical, and even cinematic references. He describes his work as a reaction to the image-saturated world in which we live and considers painting to be a physical experience rather than an image. His work with color and his use of tight framing borrowed from cinema encourage reflection—an experience of thought. The work presented here follows the “brown forest” and the “Mezzo” series and refers to Dante’s Divine Comedy: “Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita” (In the midst of the journey of our life, I found myself in a dark forest.) This poetic, political, philosophical, and spiritual epic begins with a sense of geographical and moral disorientation. The use of this format and framing here is like an invitation to enter this forest, which seems impenetrable and compels us to pause and question ourselves. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions at the most prestigious institutions in France and abroad. In France, he is notably represented by the In situ Fabienne Leclerc gallery. Bids will be made inclusive of tax. VAT at 5.5% is recoverable on the hammer price and fees for taxable buyers and in the event of export outside the EU.

Estimate
€5,000 - €8,000
Buyer's premium
28.8%
# Bruno PERRAMANT (born in 1962). "Mezzo 4," 2012. Oil on canvas, titled, signed, and dated on the stretcher. Height: 180 cm - Width: 180 cm Provenance: - purchased in 2014 from Galerie In Situ, Paris; - private collection, Paris. Note: Bruno Perramant, a graduate of the École des Beaux-Arts, offers a highly personal approach to painting, rich in literary, philosophical, and even cinematic references. He describes his work as a reaction to the image-saturated world in which we live and considers painting to be a physical experience rather than an image. His work with color and his use of tight framing borrowed from cinema encourage reflection—an experience of thought. The work presented here follows the “brown forest” and the “Mezzo” series and refers to Dante’s Divine Comedy: “Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita” (In the midst of the journey of our life, I found myself in a dark forest.) This poetic, political, philosophical, and spiritual epic begins with a sense of geographical and moral disorientation. The use of this format and framing here is like an invitation to enter this forest, which seems impenetrable and compels us to pause and question ourselves. His work has been featured in numerous exhibitions at the most prestigious institutions in France and abroad. In France, he is notably represented by the In situ Fabienne Leclerc gallery. Bids will be made inclusive of tax. VAT at 5.5% is recoverable on the hammer price and fees for taxable buyers and in the event of export outside the EU.
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