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jean pierre hebert
"Cobalt Blue Spiral Line, Expanding", 2002
plotter drawing in pen on Arches paper.
"His attraction to patterns and textures in nature, such as wind on sand or waves on water, along with his affinity for mathematics and science, inspired him to independently develop his own software to draw ever more complex graphical forms on the early plotters, pioneering what is now computational drawing."
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Jean-Pierre Hébert, Effets de brise au crépuscule, (plotter drawing, in one uninterrupted line), 1990 [DAM Projects, Berlin. © Jean-Pierre Hébert]
Jean-Pierre Hébert, Dynamics of a Venetian Red Flow, (plotter drawing), 1989 [Victoria and Albert Museum, London. © Jean-Pierre Hébert]
Jean-Pierre Hébert, Etude pour Tiling at the Fourth, Sepia, (plotter drawing, in one uninterrupted line), 1977-1979 [DAM Projects, Berlin. © Jean-Pierre Hébert]
Jean-Pierre Hébert, Ligne rouge continue en canon, second degré, (plotter drawing, in one uninterrupted line), 1977-1979 [DAM Projects, Berlin. © Jean-Pierre Hébert]
Jean-Pierre Hébert, Anni Albers Inspiration, (plotter drawing), 1977-1979 [© Jean-Pierre Hébert]
Gego (Gertrud Goldschmidt), Untitled, (monotype on tracing paper), 1962 [The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, TX. © Fundación Gego, Caracas]
Vera Molnar, Pas de deux, 06A, (plotter drawing and pencil on paper), 1999, Unique [© Vera Molnar]
Exhibition: Molnar | Ridell, Galerie Denise René, Paris, April 20 – May 6, 2023
