Jean-Claude Reussner was born in Couvet, Switzerland, in 1929. He grew up in an artistic environment with his father, Charles Reussner, an artisan foundryman. Although he followed in his father's... Read full biography
Jean-Claude Reussner was born in Couvet, Switzerland, in 1929. He grew up in an artistic environment with his father, Charles Reussner, an artisan foundryman. Although he followed in his father's footsteps, Jean-Claude Reussner did not limit himself to this medium alone, and tried his hand at... Read full biography
Jean-Claude Reussner was born in Couvet, Switzerland, in 1929. He grew up in an artistic environment with his father, Charles Reussner, an artisan foundryman. Although he followed in his father's footsteps, Jean-Claude Reussner did not limit himself to this medium alone, and tried his hand at painting in Neuchâtel, then in Paris, where he took classes in the studios of André Lhote and Fernand Léger, and began a path that would lead him from figuration to abstraction. In his paintings,... Read full biography
Jean-Claude Reussner was born in Couvet, Switzerland, in 1929. He grew up in an artistic environment with his father, Charles Reussner, an artisan foundryman. Although he followed in his father's footsteps, Jean-Claude Reussner did not limit himself to this medium alone, and tried his hand at painting in Neuchâtel, then in Paris, where he took classes in the studios of André Lhote and Fernand Léger, and began a path that would lead him from figuration to abstraction. In his paintings, Jean-Claude Reussner constantly explores the infinite variations of light. This research drives his early figurative scenes, his landscapes which, over the years, take on increasingly geometric forms, and finally his abstract compositions. His "Ka-rê", whose... Read full biography
Jean-Claude Reussner was born in Couvet, Switzerland, in 1929. He grew up in an artistic environment with his father, Charles Reussner, an artisan foundryman. Although he followed in his father's footsteps, Jean-Claude Reussner did not limit himself to this medium alone, and tried his hand at painting in Neuchâtel, then in Paris, where he took classes in the studios of André Lhote and Fernand Léger, and began a path that would lead him from figuration to abstraction. In his paintings, Jean-Claude Reussner constantly explores the infinite variations of light. This research drives his early figurative scenes, his landscapes which, over the years, take on increasingly geometric forms, and finally his abstract compositions. His "Ka-rê", whose name is inspired by Egyptian philosophy, are a pretext for organizing and redistributing light on canvas, which he covers with squares of vari... Read full biography
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