French term
piqûres (peinture surréaliste)
J'ai besoin d'aide pour traduire "piqûres" dans cette phrase :
"La série 'Morphologies psychologiques' est un mélange inédit d’art abstrait et figuratif, d’aplats et de piqûres, par l’alternance de peinture au chiffon et au pinceau."
Il s'agit d'une série de tableaux peints par Roberto Matta.
Merci infiniment pour votre aide...
4 +1 | spots | Mpoma |
4 | Peaks | Lara Barnett |
3 | splatters/drops | Barbara Cochran, MFA |
3 | blobs | Rachel Fell |
3 | flat areas and signs (surrealist painting) | Anastasia Kalantzi |
2 | glazing | SafeTex |
1 | points | Bourth |
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Proposed translations
spots
Just glimpsed at some of these painting in this particular series by Matta. Saw some spots.
But the fact that the piqûres are said to correspond to what he does with the brush, but the aplats what he does with the rags makes it pretty much an open-and-shut case.
points
"Broadly speaking, rather than pursuing the moral and psychological implications of Dalí’s division of forms into hard and soft, Matta tried to convey a maximum conflation of forms, an idea expressed in the characteristic linguistic mergings and neologisms of his writing: “the object, at each risk of interpenetration may oscillate from POINTVOLUME to momenteternity, from attractionrepulsion to pastfuture, from lightshadow to mattermovement” (Matta, “Morphologie psychologieque,” cited in Paris 1985, p. 30). Not only figures and objects, but also space and time are convulsed and pulsate in this new “graphique des transformations” (graphic art of transformations; ibid.)."
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Mpoma
: Tenuous!
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Spots don't have relief, points do (and can be formed with a brush, as opposed to with a rag).
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splatters/drops
Peaks
"a psychological morphology would be a graph of ideas"
.. found in "read more" extension on the link below:
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Example in sentence of Read More:
https://www.artsy.net/artwork/roberto-matta-morphologie-psyc...
In the domain of the conscience, a psychological morphology would be a graph of ideas" which should be conceived of "before optical images provide form for ideas....
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philgoddard
: But piqûre doesn't mean peak.
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No it doesn't but I translate contextually, not just literally, when required.// My suggestion comes from the highs and lows idea.
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blobs
https://www.galleriesnow.net/shows/roberto-matta-on-the-edge...
he improvisational process of scribbling and curlicued lines reference Roberto Matta’s scribbles and accidental blobs which he incorporated into denser spatial patterns and ambiguous forms.
https://researchspace.auckland.ac.nz/handle/2292/24479
flat areas and signs (surrealist painting)
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https://www.artsy.net/artist/roberto-matta
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Lara Barnett
: As per my link in the discussion box this morning.// Well your English seemed good enough to find the artsy.net link that I posted this morning, so it is strange that you do not understand me now.
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Sorry, dear, it's not due to my C2 level English understanding, of course not but only due to working fatigue. Sorry for having used your link but frankly speaking I hadn't noticed it in the first place! Sorry for not being able to delete it now.
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philgoddard
: Piqûre doesn't mean sign.
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Yes, not exactly, I wouldn't like "stitching" though, but we're talking about surrealist art here, and once you'd take a close look at Matta's work you'd see or feel a mountain of universe-like signs...I've done two expressionism exhibitions myself too.
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glazing
After looking at numerous paintings and articles, I think "piqûre" is actually piqûre de lumière achieved by the glazing technique
I can't find too much evidence for this but some of his paintings were of glazed objects like a bowl.
The second reference speaks of Matta and his technique of "subtractive glazing" (phrase coined by the writer)
But I know nothing of painting hence the low confidence level
https://finearttutorials.com/guide/the-glazing-technique-for-oil-painting/
https://www.christinerasmussenart.com/blog/2013/06/06/featured-artist-roberto-matta
Discussion
"In the domain of the conscience, a psychological morphology would be a graph of ideas" which should be conceived of "before optical images provide form for ideas...." etc
found in "read more" at: https://www.artsy.net/artwork/roberto-matta-morphologie-psyc...
'Morphologies psychologiques'