Definition
In his "Definition" series, Arès juxtaposes layers of black dots or dots of pure colours on overlapping plexiglass sheets to obtain an optical effect that changes depending on the viewer’s perspective. The silhouettes he super-imposes print a fleeting instant, cells frozen in time, awaiting the viewer's gaze to be read as a whole. The systematized mechanical aspect of his technique is broken by the imperfection of the gesture, that of his hand which, when he sets the point on the surface, accepts the pictorial accident.
The names of colours
From I to I
What if
The Big Questions
To think something through
Without which, it would not exist
Multiple frequencies
A Particular Aspect
Cause to Move
With no particular plan in mind
The Space I Occupy
A Momentary View
Cause and Effect
Source Code
Déborah
The Weight of Time
Claire
Emily
Rachel
Sketch of a moment
Sketch from another point of view
Sketch of all that I will be
Sketch of a Future Self
Sketch of a Past Self
I come, I go
Hourglass
Related Movements
Timelapse
Multiple Selves: Artist
The process of changing from one state to another
An imaginary line
Considered in relation or in proportion to something else
A way in which two or more things are alike
The state or extent of being connected or interconnected
The small precise or trivial details of something