Dove Allouche draws basing himself on photographs. His graphite pencil sketches multiply the point of views and question time and movement through the techniques and materials of ancient photography.
Texts: Jonas Storsve, Éric de Chassey
Dove Allouche draws basing himself on photographs. His graphite pencil sketches multiply the point of views and question time and movement through the techniques and materials of ancient photography.
“As I took back drawing, I abandoned ink and graphite pencil for metallic powders, lamp-blacks and ethanol. The question of representation became secondary: the subject substitute itself during the elaboration of an emulsion sensitive to the air, making the drawing evolve through evaporation and oxidation.”
(Dove Allouche)
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