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REVIEW OF AESTHETICS AND FINE ART
Hôtel Goüin de Tours
25, rue du commerce 37000 Tours
EXHIBITION

September 2018
George Baylouni
René Charles Guilbaud, curator at the Hotel Goüin received this Friday, September 21, 2018 the Tourangeaux on the occasion of the opening of the exhibition "George Baylouni".
Painter of Syrian origin George Baylouni is in residence at the Hotel Goüin, a mansion built in the 15th century located along the banks of the Loire. A visual artist of memory, his pictorial work celebrates the universe of symbols and archetypes. His paintings are for the layman a hieroglyph whose deciphering remains complex. For the initiate, his pictorial writing reveals many messages thanks to the presence of cabalistic signs, pictograms and symbols that abound in paintings that resemble frescoes. George Baylouni is part of the tradition of great thinkers, philosophers and scholars whose work illuminates the roads of humanity.
His painting is composed as a palimpsest, rich in layers and pictorial intertexts.

George Baylouni collection privée
From the point of view of his pictorial technique, George Baylouni is fond of collages. His paintings have the density of a monument. They result from the superposition of successive layers of clay and sand from his hometown: Aleppo. Installed in Touraine for four years, the tufa, stone of light presents in his eyes analogies with the chalks of his country. His symbolic knowledge of the Universe structures his paintings, associating geometric figures, Aramaic alphabet, icons, figures. His paintings are thus similar to palimpsests whose meaning reveals the fundamental laws of the human being and the cosmos. (infinite cycle of life, duality, dialectic between horizontality and verticality, symbolic of the human body)

George Baylouni collection privée
A memory launcher, his works oscillate between the aesthetics of parchment, wax tablets and rock frescoes of the famous Grotte de Lascaux.
George Baylouni has been a frequent guest in the Middle East for solo painting exhibitions.

George Baylouni
George Baylouni




Private View of the exhibition Friday on 21 September 2018
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