La Yerba Del Diablo
Acrylique · 2016 657 vues
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Caractéristiques
- Catégorie
- Peinture
- Médium
- Acrylique
- Année
- 2016
- Édition
- Pièce unique
- Encadrée
- Non
- Signée
- Oui
This is an Acrylic painting of which i used my own photographs as references. The title is taken from one of Carlos Castaneda's book and it is the shamans words to describe the Datura plant which is very toxic and hallucinogenic. The idea behind the painting was to create a Memento Mori that would link the past with the current situation of the Maya or great illusion. The numbers are a binary code from which all electronic computing is used
Born in 1983 in the suburban area of Canada’s national capital, Jerome Bertrand has been engaged in artistic creation for more than 15 years. His career began with the exploration of fine art media such as drawing, painting and sculpture. His talents and technical skills later gave him the opportunity to work as an assistant for multidisciplinary artists. With a growing interest in multimedia art, he produced in 2007 a short film that would later be presented in several countries, including Switzerland, where it was featured at the Lausanne Underground Film Festival. One year later, he was offered a grant to work on a collage project. Over time, his passion for photography flourished. Jerome uses the portrait to stage concepts. He directs his models in order to craft iconographic images. His mastery of light allows him to create dream-like atmospheres. This play on allegories serves as an instrument to communicate a feeling of exhilaration. Jerome’s goal is to convey his fantasies with remarkable technique. Fashion editorials are a great source of inspiration for Jerome Bertrand. His curiosity and attentiveness to various aesthetics allowed him to exhibit pictures at different galleries. He graduated in 2013 from the professional photography program at Dawson College and now works as a freelancer from his studio in Montreal.






