CONTEMPORARY ART : The painter Jean-Jacques Pigeon (Work in progress)
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Ma caméra et moi avons une chance exceptionnelle !!!
Nous venons de passer 31 jours dans l'intimité de l'atelier du peintre Jean-Jacques PIGEON.
Une expérience marquante que je vous invite à partager avec cet essai filmique mis en musique par Quentin CHEVRIER.
Une production L'art en boîte.
Very kool, Damn I hope that house isn't a rental
yes, i wondered what type of floor he has that allows him to splash various liquids around like that. guess i'll have to add that feature to my studio wish list.
It’s a professional artist studio.
hehehehe
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jokes on us, adds property value to the rental.
Loved watching this. It isn’t finished and he knows that. Most paintings go from good to bad to good to bad and many stages before being great.
A brave artist not afraid to change his mind, and making it up as he goes along. I guess you cant work everything out at the sketch stage with a master game plan for the large piece. Absolutley fascinating to watch.
Every artist gets to a point in their painting when they get stuck, or they just don't like the direction the painting is going, or they just don't like the feel of it, and then they regroup and go into another direction. Thank you Jean-Jacques for reminding us all that artists are human too! The painting you ended up with is beautiful. :D
I love seeing this process. I love Feeling the process of making something that no one else can fully experience the way I do. It is amusing that people may call it this or that, or like it or not like it, or perceive it as one thing or another. The process of art is as personal to me as my private thoughts. My very own. Untouchable by the outside world. This is what makes it my life fuel.
You get it :)
So true.
Le travail de base , fond rouge et or avec feuilles était très beau et rappelait la peinture de Matisse pour partie , Pour ma part j'ai préféré cette étape
Moi aussi et de très loin, le final est décevant !!!
I think he’s brave to put himself out there knowing he would get criticized. He is happy with it, that’s all that matters.
Karyn Grinstead
Yes . And That painting had just been done already .. but in this film he worked on showing an artistic idea and creative effort to the audience
Amazing to watch his process. The courage it takes to paint over and over is inspiring.
I know that feeling! Excellent work. Bravo
the comments are mean spirited and disrespectful. He's pleased and that is what matters most. I admire his work.
This is some kind of story from the beginning.. its beautiful.. all the stages of the painting are simply stunning. I bet all those with negative comments can't do this
After all, its about passion... you tell your own story and not how someone wants you to tell it
I wonder how many of you watched this video until the VERY end, i.e until AFTER the closing credits, because only then the final vesion was shown. BTW phnatastic piece of art and a great video. Thank you so much.
all the upvotes are needed here. the final result is actually gorgeous compared the the draft we saw before the credits.
Thank you! I had stopped it during the credits. Big difference, although I liked it before the very end, too. I am a little surprised by all the negativity in the comments here.
Merci pr ce panorama gigantesque et émouvant toutes ces palettes de génie en couleur comme en sensations en apposés.
Merci pr votre emouvance, votre mouvance, votre esprit, votre âme votre génie qui me bousculent et me ravissent à tour de rôle. À bientôt
I respect his decisions as an artist to explore this journey, he has every right to express himself as
Only he knows best for his art....tq for sharing ....
I think it's remarkable the way everyone here goes into the studio and paints an endless stream of masterpieces. I was carrying a 30" x 30" in each hand one night. The one on the left was light as a feather. The one held by my right hand was probably ten times heavier. I got what I didn't know I wanted right away with one. The other one had about nine bad paintings under the one that FINALLY worked. Art is hard. You can prepare all you want but once you start you're guaranteed NOTHING. THAT is what this video demonstrates. Most paintings are f*ck ups. F*cking up is how you learn. Honestly, what a precious lot you are with your judgements. Let's see you popping out all YOUR brilliant masterpieces. You know, the same stuff you've produced for 20 years because you never take the kind of risks you criticize here.
Legend has it that this painting is still in progress.
luminor007 people say there is no skill involved in abstract but I say to them quite the contrary it requires skills, talent and precision in many ways. Abstract convey feelings and thoughts and are like an open book about the artist.
lol
@@nsr5961 I think this is why I stopped painting or producing any art, really. I wanted to hide myself once I realised I was showing my secrets to the world. I have had a tough life so please be kind in judging my feelings to hide. I have gotten as far as painting the gesso on a canvas this week. After 20 years of not working.
I LOVED the work at 6 minutes in. I learned some technique in this video.
@@anonocomment Hahaha! Never give up the relentless baring of your soul!
Lmao
J’ai beaucoup aimé la dualité entre la technique et le beau, le vide et le plein, peinture décorative vs peinture expressive. À quelle moment doit-on s’arrêter? La question que se pose tout artiste qui créer. La peinture était belle au 10 jr. J’aurai été déçue si c’était le résultats final. Bravo !
Painting is easy when you don't know how, but very difficult when you do. - Quote by Edgar Degas
Y'all are right. He ruined it. When I "overwork" a painting..it's initial beauty is lost.
its easy to quote something profound someone else has said but difficult to come up with something original
I hope he keeps his day job....flying about Paris, crapping on American tourists.....
Ron Willcox Easy also to say something negative lol
F. Marko Lot of truth in that quote. I like Degas.
STRATEGIC THOUGHT well, at least he enjoys it and feels satisfied. 😁
All of that tedious, beautiful, work, in the beginning, with the red and gold. That mustve been hours and hours. Not to mention how hard it was flat on the floor. It was so beautiful .
Wonderfull painting - i really liked all part of the process that changed radically from the red first part into the very Black and more mysterious vision of transparent darkness with glimpses of light - Thank you so much for sharing this fun and playfull and magic creative process - so joyfull to watch
每一個創作者的執著，透過歷程的詮釋，幻滅，再生，崩解，轉化，留下的作品，是個人與自然的對話，生命風格極緻之美，繼續創作的活水源頭，真，善，美。
I think he nailed it. Someone once said “there’s Art and there isn’t “
J’adore la première étape ,après j’ai eu un peu peur mais avec l’audace ,la patience et la réflexion ,j’aime beaucoup le résultat final et je m’y attendais un peu 😬😉👍
He painted what he wanted to see..brilliant 💙
I can relate to this man's process. Thank you for showing us some vulnerability within your artistic process.
kiera evangelist - the most intelligent and sensitive comment in this thread.
Everyone asserting he should have stopped at 5:00 has a good eye for hotel art.
Is that hotel with free breakfast? Lol
😱 That just reminded me of the horrifying “art”, “decorations” (???) in the last non-luxury hotel room I stayed in. It was a room with 2 queen beds next to each other and over each was an identical framed lenticular view of a landscape which changed through all 4 seasons as one viewed it while walking by. Plastic lenticular postcards can be fun, but this just convinced me that I was either in a haunted hotel or a murder hotel. It didn’t help that I checked in at night and on my way to the elevator there was a very long hallway with no lights on whatsoever. If I had seen twins at any point during my stay, I would probably have packed up and slept in my car.
@Michael Jones The artist clearly doesn't think it's right either. I don't believe he stopped there. The video is about process, and where it went is sure a more interesting journey than if he'd stopped at that bland mass production buy-a-print-at-Sears stage.
Are you saying he is a not a real painter but a lobby hobbyist?
Why is a painting in a hotel lobby inferior? But seriously he should have stopped at good hotel art on day 10..
I knew it was not going to work when the black and white paint went on. The painting was quite sophisticated up until then - as an artist, I know the feeling, we have all been there trying to bring it back.
Yep. We all have those paintings we wish we had stopped sooner on. And we all have those paintings that we reworked months or years later and made 10x better. This is why I take lots of pics during the development.
I was absolutly in love with it at the first stage. after that it was downhill all the way. oh well at least it was filmed.
I was too but when he started to wash it... I began to understand! ...I think that It took a lot of courage to express himself at that moment and let the whole world see! And he did it in a creative way! It's just healthier than the alternative!
Très belle vidéo et super processus de création Merci pour ce partage !!
Nice to watch liked the way he smiled in the end when he really likes it.Artist should first like what he does. Good work comes in the end.
Best video/movie I've seen on the process of painting since Quince Tree of the Sun. Spot on!
Bitter, sweet. I was inspired to see Day 7/8 images but I ended up feeling heartbroken to see how it was killed after that. A powerful video actually. I could feel his pain! Merci for sharing.
I've been a professional artist for thirty years. I've never once made anything that turned out the way I wanted it to. This video isn't abnormal at all. This is how it is done. I have fifty or so paintings in my studio right now that are works in progress... At some point your gallery tells you they need some paintings and you ship them off whether they are done or not. That or you run flat out of money so you have to sell some. Either way, if I had my way, I'd just work on them all for a lifetime. They are never really done.
thank you for understanding what we wanted to show
Wow, the people who are throwing insults are just shallow, he's the artist, I am SURE he knows where to stop and end. Most of you don't actually understand the process of creating. Stop writing such negative comments and go do something with your life.
Isnt it?!?! The social media is all about...is for...the good, the bad, and the social media...
i distrust those who assert they're artists...just as i run from self proclaimed christians , for the same reason @@Quilchenajack
J'aimais beaucoup votre oeuvre telle qu'elle était à 06 minutes 48 secondes. Que c'est chouette de disposer d'un grand atelier tel que le votre...
It's 8 years later, he still hasn't finished yet???????
I can relate to his progress and the process. The beauty of it all is that there are no rules to creating art as an individual.
This was fantastic!..Thank you L'art en boite. the point i think is not whether it went from great to crap or the reverse..lets leave that trivial aspect to eye of the beholder. i love the audacity to mercilessly alter its character within the same basic vocabulary. the leap of faith to yank it from its pretty origins and turning it into a wild electric thing.
I thought the same when he threw the watered down black
He had every right to express himself! BRAVO!! Ther's a reason for season!!
crap dull mess!!
What a pleasure to watch this unfold. Exciting! Fun! Love the outcome.
He’s clearly confused and he confused me too
Wonderful and interesting, best regards!
Great to watch painting processes that are open - the general theme looked as a fascination with recognizable patterns of leaves - opening into a playing of hiding and seeking, as dialogues of knowing - not quite knowing, but feeling, dreaming - - interesting to watch an artist that really seedede to honour the open process of dialogues into the not yet known
Excellent job. This is how I taught myself to paint many years ago. The grisaille method is an oldie but a goodie. There are certain pearlescent greys that cannot be obtained any other way.
Passionnant merci à vous, au peintre :) :)
Jean-Jacques, мне очень понравилось, смотрела с интересом! C'est un très beau tableau! Tanya Firn
It is an art to know when to stop.
ANYWAY AND SPEAKING SERIOUS, THIS IS AN AMAZING PAINTING, AND ONLY PEOPLE THAT HAVE NEVER PAINTED CAN NOT UNDERSTAND IT.
Awesome art ❤️ beautiful 👍🏻
31 Days, the day he woke up and changed the best part, he must have been depressed.
Cesar Cruz: "Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable." Pretty pictures are everywhere. They sell stuff. They seduce you. This is art. I don't have that kind of courage but I enjoyed watching him live it.
It would hurt my back to be painting in that position 2:30
Amazing work tho.
And for the other comments out there, some people think that just realism (or any form of realism) should be called art, sometimes, I ask myself if they really create something that expresses their feelings/emotions?! Or art is just copying pictures using grid and other methods?!
Art is creation, stop judging and do your thing.
Stop judging people who have the right to their opinions.
This is what happens when you try to pain but not just pain.... we all have some bad days ... I think he is a good artist....
I will say this is creativity swings in one canvas than mood swings.
This video is a perfect example of how some artists are driven to destroy their own paintings by not being able to stop when it's good.
Makes me feel better about the artworks I screw up when I take them too far ... . Contrary to a lot of the other comments written I quite liked his final piece! I think Jean-Jacques Pigeon must be captured by nature and going for something like the intensity of a view he's exploring but it throws people out because he changes his mind about how he wants to represent it!! Anyway, that's my understanding of it!!
Day 18 and this painting is killer complete. the addition of white blows this painting out of the park. i would have stopped at this point. what do other artists think of this vision.
he paints with the freedom of a child and the ability..
Lots of layers, I liked it before right he added the white then black. But then he brought it back to life in the end. Nice to see how he works on larger painting.
Your art is really amazing. The process of creation is so interesting to watch.
Perfect!
Really impressed when I realized that he was painting the area in-between the leaves. The subtlety of the colors and shapes of the earlier stages got lost to me near the end when the shapes seem almost clunky compared to the gentleness and softness of the earlier stages. It was etherial for a few days.
So exciting to watch! Your process is fascinating 🎨👌
Amazing Art . God bless you.
J adore vos couleur magnifiqie.
Merci beaucoup! Es hermoso . So beautiful
Interesting to watch the process on such a large painting especially how you manager to work with details - but I preferred the more abstract look before too many details - but really interesting to watch the process, the changes and decisions you made - thank you for sharing
Hes an artist wow beautiful work
Is your taste in men as bad as this,lol.
O wow this is what i call the Art . Imagen me in my very soon future career .My life will be meaningful. Thank you fo sharing
Yayyy..thanksss Jean&l'art
So interesting that all of us artists are the same with chairs in our studio. They are for standing on!!😂
i have never seen an artist on youtube get 500 dislikes , well done
Wow..enjoyed the trip of watching you create
This is great art honestly !! 🤩 I know what I'm talking about, I am an artist myself. 😎
Loved both paintings
Interesting process to a good painting. Thank to let you watch this.
Entrer dans la reflexion du peintre genial il manque que l odeur les metamorphoses sont absolues ce qui relate bien le cote equilibriste d un peintre superbes images merci
Oui, je suis plutôt d'accord avec le fait que c'est un massacre ; cependant, l'artiste est dans son INCS, son émotion, même si cela le pousse vers du négatif ou quelque chose de moins frais ou "beau" à première vue, de moins évident pour nous. Il a sa vision des choses et aussi une "oeuvre" à réaliser, un ensemble qu'il construit au fur et à mesure. La dimension de grosses feuilles s'harmonise avec les autres tableaux à côté du même genre et style, c'est comme une symphonie, son désir nous dépasse. Je ne comprends pas que cette magnifique vidéo aie 2,3K de pouces vers le bas. Le montage, les prises de vue, la musique, tout est professionnel et l'émotion intense. Bravo. je mets un pouce bleu pour ma part. Bonne journée à tous.
You need not always be beautiful to be artistic! Thanks for the clip, inspiring!
thank you
omg. brilliant artist
Bravo! J'adore!
Très intéressant j'aime bien comment il met des poses pour chercher d'autre idée pour le faire mieux bon je sepose. ...lol
Nossa que lindo. Gratidão por compartilhar seus conhecimentos.💝🌹🌻
So easy to criticize! Almost nobody in this comment section is an artist and probably an artist wouldn't do your critique. You also have to take into account that he is painting with a camera around. Is not easy to do that.
He has other works that are clearly product of this chaotic and improvised process and end up being beautiful. The video is showing his process. I'm sure that you could get a video of this - when the end result is not his best piece - with any classic artist if they have lived in the time of TH-cam.
" ... and end up being beautiful. "
I disagree. All I see is a lack of talent. There's is nothing in that studio I'd want hanging on my walls.
Great job and so creative shifts on one canvas to express a unique artistic concept
Beautifull musique - good for dreaming, thinking, doing - but I would also have like to hear you thinking loud in the process
Was he varnishing the painting with a big yellow sponge 🧽? Amazing painting altogether.
Bom dia. Voce pintou uns tres quadros èm um. O primeiro espetacular, segundo figuei preocupada e o terceiro te fez feliz e realizzato. Voce e 10.parabensssssss Abraco, Italia
Yes, cool, cool, cool!
Brave imagination and extremly awesome
Can't believe you would be smiling at a wrecked painting lol
Mais, c'est terrible, ca!
Wonderfol!! I dobro speek english!! But, is Very, Very, wonderfol!! Sucess!! 👏👏👏👏💫💫😍🙏💕💕
Lindo... Très beau.
That looks like fun. I’ll try the broom brush!
Very beautiful.
I'm sick at the stomach I absolutely can't walk anymore of this mockery!
What does he keep washing it with? Turpentine? ? Does anyone know? Interesting process
I wanted to know this too...
bleach :-) I didn't say anything, ok ?
So interesting to see artist at work,
At first, I was like Lawdy, what in the hell is he trying to accomplish?? 😂😂 Hey the end is lovely to me
is this the real end ?
@@lartenboite only time can tell 🙏🏼
Well done laddy!