02 : PRACTICAL INFO
_RYTHME ET LUMIÈRE 
Ode Bertrand 

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12:30 - 20:00

05/10/2015 - 15/11/2015
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14:00 - 18:00, Friday until 20:00
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03 : PREVIEW

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  • Sculpture
    Brushed aluminium
    70 x 70 x 35 cm, 2014
  • Arcane I
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x20 cm, 2008
  • Arcane II
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x20 cm, 2008
  • Orgue III
    Acrylic on paper
    45 x 45 cm, 2007
  • Labyrinthe I
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1999
  • Labyrinthe II
    Acrylic on paper
    25 x 24 cm, 2006
  • Labyrinthe III
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1999
  • Lueur IV
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1995
  • Lueur
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1995
  • Graphite & Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1994
  • Graphite & Acrylic on paper II
    20 x 20 cm, 1994
  • Parvati II
    Acrylic on paper
    15 x 15 cm, 2010
  • Césure I
    Acrylic on paper
    50 x 50 cm, 1974
  • Césure II
    Acrylic on paper
    50 x 50 cm, 1974
  • Césure III
    Acrylic on paper
    50 x 50 cm, 1974
  • Sceau I
    Acrylic on paper
    30 x 40 cm, 1990
  • Sceau II
    Acrylic on paper
    30 x 40 cm, 1990
  • Sceau III
    Acrylic on paper
    30 x 40 cm, 1990
  • Plan I
    Acrylic on paper
    38 x 38 cm, 1995
  • Plan II
    Acrylic on paper
    38 x 38 cm, 1995
  • Plan III
    Acrylic on paper
    38 x 38 cm, 1995
  • Plan II
    Acrylic on paper
    50 x 50 cm, 1989
  • Plan III
    Acrylic on paper
    50 X 50 cm, 1989
  • Alternance I
    Acrylic on paper
    37,5 x37,5 cm, 2002
  • Alternance II
    Acrylic on paper
    37,5 x37,5 cm, 2002
  • Réseaux interrompus I
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1987
  • Réseaux interrompus II
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1987
  • Réseaux interrompus
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 1987
  • Ogive I
    Acrylic on canvas
    20 x 20 cm, 1991
  • Ogive
    Acrylic on paper
    50 x 50 cm, 1981
  • Ogive I
    Acrylic on canvas
    20 x 20 cm, 1987
  • Ogive II
    Acrylic on canvas
    20 x 20 cm, 1987
  • Informel I
    Ink on paper
    50 x 50 cm, 1973
  • Informel I
    Ink on paper
    65 X 50 cm, 1973
  • Informel II
    Ink on paper
    65 x 60 cm, 1975
  • Quanta I
    Acrylic on paper
    40 x 30 cm, 1981
  • Quanta II
    Acrylic on paper
    40 x 30 cm, 1981
  • Epure
    Acrylic on paper
    32 x25 cm, 1991
  • Sur la pointe I
    Acrylic on paper
    19 x 19 cm, 2006
  • Diamant IV
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 2007
  • Diamant VI
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 2007
  • Ahura I
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x20 cm, 2007
  • Ahura II
    Acrylic on paper
    45 x45 cm,2007
  • Ahura
    Acrylic on paper
    45 x 45 cm, 2007
  • Untitled
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 2007
  • Untitled
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 2007
  • Losange de couleur I
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 2010
  • Losange de couleur III
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x 20 cm, 2010
  • Vertical II
    Acrylic on paper
    72 x 36 cm, 1998
  • Vertical III
    Acrylic on paper
    72 x 49,5 cm, 1998
  • Miniature I
    Ink on paper, 10 x 10 cm, 1980
  • Miniature II
    Ink on paper
    10 x 10 cm, 1980
  • Sculpture
    Brushed aluminium
    70 x 70 x 35 cm, 2014
  • Arcane I
    Acrylic on paper
    20 x20 cm, 2008
04 : ABOUT THE ARTIST
Ode Bertrand
Born in 1930 in Paris, France. She lives and works in Paris.

Having devoted herself to dance in her youth, Ode Bertrand then turned her attention to the visual arts. From the very beginning she opted for geometric abstraction, without having known a figuration period or trying other styles.

« Bringing chaos to order : this is the challenge Ode Bertrand has pursued in her creation. Student, assistant and confidante of the great Aurelie Nemours for thirty-five years, her work as a painter also falls within Concrete art, but with a different premise : while Nemours explored planes and colors, Bertrand was fond of lines, which she used as both sign and structure to subvert geometric figures defined around the golden ratio. Grid, maze, triangle…her works seem clean and ordered at first, yet to attentive viewers they reveal an unsuspected profusion and seem to throb with intrinsic life. »
Serge Lemoine, Musée d’Orsay president.

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