Walter Leblanc

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Working extensively in Kinetic and Optical art, Walter Le Blanc is celebrated for his work with the Torsion technique – on both canvas and sculpture, the artist would tighten and twist such materials as painted cotton threads and plastic ribbons over a traditional support to create simple geometric shapes and ray-like patterns that produced the illusion of movement.

PF 657

Painting - Mixed Media

EUR 32,000

Twisted Strings is just one among many examples of the aforementioned technique – this particular piece was comprised of string, black latex paint and canvas and was a study of the interplay between light and surface. Leblanc worked and exhibited with the ZERO group and in the latter part of his career began to created sculptural 3D archetypes by nesting primary geometric shapes of circles, quadrangles and triangles. (Artist website)

Belgium / male artist / Zero Movement / Kinetic art / Op Art / Light and Space

ARTWORKS BY Walter Leblanc

Walter Leblanc

Untitled, 1949

Painting

Acrylic On Paper

EUR 16,600

Walter Leblanc

PF 657

Painting

Mixed Media

EUR 32,000

previously listed

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Walter Leblanc

Torsions PF 666, 1963/1972

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Walter Leblanc

Green Torsions, 1976

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Walter Leblanc

Red Torsion

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What is the Zero Movement?

Group of artists founded by Otto Piene and Heinz Mack ready and willing to develop and become a large International/ cross-border art movement. The word Zero came from a magazine that was founded by Heinz Mack in 1957. It lasted for a few years before its publication ceased in the year 1967.

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