The blue SAHARA Magazine

Dazed & confused Morocco

The blue SAHARA

JUNE

2016

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IF YOU'RE FEELING

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PHOTOGRAPHER: © AZZOUZ HICHEM

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De Franse schilder Yves Klein (1928-1962) Yves Klein was the most influential, prominent, and controversial French artist tozemerge in the 1950s.

He is remembered above all for his use of a single color, the rich shade of ultramarine that he made his own: International Klein Blue.

But the success of his sadly shortlived career lay in attacking many of the ideas that underpinned the abstract painting that had been dominant in France since the end of the Second World War. For some critics he is a descendent of Marcel Duchamp, a prankster who lampooned settled understandings of painting and opened art up to new media.

Blue Monochrome (1957)

This is one of Klein’s first monochromes featuring International Klein Blue.

He reported that, at the age of nineteen, he looked up at the sky and realized the infinite, immaterial space surrounding the universe. To depict his vision, he chose to use only one color, a vibrant shade of ultramarine, which he later perfected for use with the aid of chemists.

The painting contains no trace of line or imagery, encouraging the viewer to immerse herself in the color alone and to experience its evocations. Symbolic, perhaps, of the sky and the sea, it also had resonances in Klein’s own religion, Catholicism, as not only a symbol of the Holy Ghost, but also as the shade traditionally used in the depiction of the Virgin Mary’s robes in Renaissance paintings.

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