1963-1967 : "Charges-Objets"
Following in the footsteps of Marcel Duchamp's ready-mades ("Porte-bouteilles", 1914 ; "En prévision du bras cassé", 1915), the Charges-Objets are made up of objects found in everyday life. While the relationship Duchamp's ready-mades and art is based on the artist's own desire to stand behind his different choices, the link between the Charges-Objects and art is based on the former's ability to capture the fascination of the viewer, and above all to disturb the surrounding space.
"Zoë"
"Bloc-cuisine"
"Toile et peinture noire et miroir"
"L'armoire verte"
"Michelin cablé"
"Cubitainer"
"Fulmen"
"Juan-les-Pins"
"Toile de bâche à rayures et châssis bois"
"Un mètre carré de toile à rayures"
"Kayak Grillé"
"La Bâche et la Croix"
