I rather like them. These three little characters have a story. They are the aesthetic starting point of one my animated films called: "A new beginning !"
I had made these faces too big and so I would have had to create puppets too tall and too heavy to be animated in front of the camera.
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So I gived up the faces on chimney piece to make some smaller ones, handier for my cartoon. These three discarted heads remained wailing in the wings for the whole length of the film and quite a long time afterwards. For a year these fauns stared at me...
I would move them from the chimney piece to the piano, from the piano to the shelves, never finding the right place. But I never threw them away.
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A cartoon is just a stock and it spends 99 % of its lifetime ! "stored
away in a metal box". As far as sculpture is concerned, the objects
created live longer, even if they don't move !..
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Often, I would hold these three heads into my hands. Children often do
that with their toys. Then it ocurred to me to gather them together forever.
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the art gallery ?
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Bruce Krebs, sculptor 9 ter street Amelot, 17 000 La Rochelle, France, Europe. To send an E-mail to me:atelier.bruce.krebs@wanadoo.fr |