« Chambre 2552 »
Pencils on Paper, 2009. 115/160 cm.
« Autoportrait jaune »
Pencils on Paper, 2013.
« Autoportrait indien »
Pencils on Paper, 2008. 140/128 cm.
« Autoportrait 02 »
Pencils on Paper, 2009. 115/148 cm.
« Autoportrait 01 »
Pencils on Paper, 2007. 150/180 cm.
« Autoportrait multiple »
Pencils on Paper, 2010. 180/170 cm.
« Autoportrait multiple » Zoom 1
Pencils on Paper, 2010. Zoom 1.
« Atelier 06 »
Pencils on Paper, 2013. 139/148 cm.
« Atelier 06 » Zoom 1
Pencils on Paper, 2013. Zoom 1.
« Atelier 05 »
Pencils on Paper, 2013. 144/148 cm.
« Atelier 05 » Zoom 1
Pencils on Paper, 2013. Zoom 1.
« Atelier 05 » Zoom 2
Pencils on Paper, 2013. Zoom 2.
« Atelier 04 »
Pencils on Paper, 2007. 150/180 cm.
« Atelier 03 »
Pencils on Paper, 2007. 150/180 cm.
« Atelier 02 »
Pencils on Paper, 2007. 150/180 cm.
« Atelier 01 »
Pencils on Paper, 2007. 150/180 cm.
« Encre Multiple »
Ink on Paper. 2006. Planche Contact.
« Encre 05 »
Ink on Paper, 2006. 130/130 cm.
« Encre 04 »
Ink on Paper, 2006. 130/140 cm.
« Encre 03 »
Ink on Paper, 2006. 130/130 cm.
« Encre 02 »
Ink on Paper, 2006. 130/130 cm.
« Encre 01 »
Ink on Paper, 2006. 130/140 cm.
The kinesphere is the space accessible to limbs of a person. This imaginary sphere placed around the person is mostly used in dance and theater and symbolizes the personal space of the artist who is the center of this sphere. Based on this principle, Clara Fanise takes position at the center of the sheet and draws what she sees around her. His own body for self-portraits and the surrounding space for the series of work-spaces. In the series of « Kinesphères-ink », we can see the process, each position of the artist generates a different form. This creation process naturally produces in addition to the represented space, an empty space, a white area, which is the real space where the body was located at the time of creation. This neutral zone, negative pattern of a missing body is very interesting in the drawing.