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mai 2007

Roland Buraud’s studio

See this room in 3D

The room where he painted from 1990 to 2009, between Bastille and the Gare de Lyon, rebuilt from photographs taken in May 2007, the year of Alain Nahum’s film: the windows on the street, the white tiles, the green carpet, the Chinese brushes hanging on the wall, the large black triptychs of 195 × 486 cm leaning against the wall, the table of tubes and pots. The measurements are estimated from the photographs; the canvases are the ones seen in them.

“The view from the window could be a photograph by Robert Doisneau.”

— Cheng Xiao Mu, Roland Buraud’s studio

Milestones · Paris, Bastille

2007
Regards qu’on plisse, documentaire d’Alain Nahum
2007
Tournage de Regards qu’on plisse : six mois, une dizaine de séances
2007
Triptyque noir, 200 × 450 cm