Jérémy Laffon: Hollywoodoscopies

Jeremy Laffon, structures and sculptures made with chewing gum sticks, hollywoodoscopies, French contemporary artJeremy Laffon, structures and sculptures made with chewing gum sticks, hollywoodoscopies, French contemporary artJeremy Laffon, structures and sculptures made with chewing gum sticks, hollywoodoscopies, French contemporary artClick to enlarge

French artist Jérémy Laffon uses chewing gum sticks to create precarious structures and installations. Whether placing the gum in the style of a house of cards, or stacking them in spiraling columns, or creating a parquet pattern with them in a floor installation, Laffon’s pieces have an unstable and ephemeral quality that the artist plays up at times, forcing collapse by bending or heating the sticks, ultimately swinging into a different dimension.

Laffon’s work is being shown at the Association Limousin Art Contemporain in Limoges (his hometown) through March 23, 2013.

Photos courtesy of the artist; documentsdartistes; and galerie gounod

via junkculture & designboom

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