Jérôme Bouchez
"Nobody is perfect,"
Paris 2010, size: 10x7cm, be diverted,
letters in gold leaf on a young parishioner of the missal of 1842
work Jérôme Bouchez, who initially was very much related to photography when he worked with art dealer Harry Lunn has developed in multiple formats ranging from performance to video, editing the drawing object. The themes it addresses are still highly responsive to the societal, policy, minorities, religions, terrorism .. Etc. .. he launched bridges between these incongruous various "nodes" of our societies to reveal hidden facets and ambiguities meaningful. His work finds a connection with artists such as Mauricio Cattelan for the provocative side, Douglas Gordon for the formal side and front and Barbara Kruger to the ubiquitous nature of the abuse in its many works.
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