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François Righi

Terre inconnue

Ink and pencil on paper

38 × 45 cm

Unique

Location: Bois-le-Roi, France

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2,700 € 2700.0 EUR 2,700 €

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About the artwork

The works "Terre inconnue" and "Terrain connu" by François Righi are projects that explore themes of space, geometry and perception of the world. "Terre inconnue" is part of the artist's research into the idea of an unexplored territory, a world to be discovered, or even a world that escapes comprehension. In contrast to "Terre inconnue", "Terrain connu" seems to explore the idea of a familiar, controlled space, a place we know and feel comfortable in. These two works, though different, complement each other, offering a reflection on how humans perceive, appropriate and redefine spaces, whether physical, emotional or mental. Righi plays with oppositions and the fluidity of boundaries between the known and the unknown.

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François Righi is a contemporary French artist born in 1963. He is best known for his work exploring the relationship between space, geometry and visual perception. Righi is interested in how geometric shapes and structures can be used to question our relationship with the world and the environment. His work is both abstract and conceptual, reflecting on spatiality and the impact of geometric forms on human experience. He uses a variety of media to express his ideas, including painting, sculpture and installations. Righi has exhibited his work in numerous galleries and institutions across France, taking part in solo and group shows including Galerie Schumm-Braunstein in Paris in 2025, Galerie Capazza in Nançay in 2019 and Bibliothèque Abbé-Grégoire in Blois in 2011.

About the artist

François Righi is a contemporary French artist born in 1963. He is best known for his work exploring the relationship between space, geometry and visual perception. Righi is interested in how geometric shapes and structures can be used to question our relationship with the world and the environment. His work is both abstract and conceptual, reflecting on spatiality and the impact of geometric forms on human experience. He uses a variety of media to express his ideas, including painting, sculpture and installations. Righi has exhibited his work in numerous galleries and institutions across France, taking part in solo and group shows including Galerie Schumm-Braunstein in Paris in 2025, Galerie Capazza in Nançay in 2019 and Bibliothèque Abbé-Grégoire in Blois in 2011.

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