Marie Angeletti, Fabricants Couleurs

Fabricants Couleurs

Marie Angeletti

Publisher
Edition Patrick Frey
Year
2013
ISBN
978-3-905929-46-1
Specifications
Hardcover
160 pages
180 colour images
26.8 x 18 cm
Design by Marietta Eugster
Language: English

Fabricants Couleurs arose from visits that the French artist Marie Angeletti made to factories of the French color manufacturer Pébéo. The company, in addition to producing art paint, also makes creative products for children and leisure activities. The artist visited the two main factories in southern France and in China and worked with employees at both locations. The aim of the project was to create art while at work with employees who are also hobby artists. Angeletti was searching for connections between the two production sites and was especially interested in questioning the relationship between the image and the image carrier. The book presents a broad mix of collaborative projects: Angeletti intermeshes her own works with the art of the employees and the works hanging in the factory. The project raises the question of the role of authorship in an artist’s work; who made which piece remains unclear and unimportant. This project was realized at the "Ateliers de l'EuroMéditerranée, Marseille-Provence 2013"

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