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Yassir
Amazine
Belgian nationality
Born in Etterbeek on June 29th, 1975
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| Amazine visits the studio of Luc Mondry and Nicole
Babilas in La Clairière. His drawings are created in black, red and blue
ballpoint pen. His lines are repetitive and violent. He uses his pen like
a weapon, as if he himself was fighting a combat. Whom is he fighting? Every
line is like a scalpel cut that rips the white sheet of paper. His lines
cross each other with such density that even though we believe that he stopped
there, he could have continued until the sheet became all black. The liberating
energy of one line is coupled with another invading line that smothers it.
An anguishing sight of quicksand: the more you try to escape, the further
down you get pulled in. |
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| The brutality of his gestures, his feverishness and
his rage become more frightening than his war scenes. |
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| SEE ALSO: HENRION (Françoise). Art en Marge,
no.42, Brussels, April 26th – June 8th, 1996. |
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