About

Lancelot Blondeel - Portrait

Lancelot Blondeel is a contemporary painter born in 1988. Drawing on his engineering studies, the artist explores scientific themes, he is particularly interested in the way we experience reality. His studio is situated in the Préàvie residency in Pré-Saint-Gervais, France.

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Painting Series

Solar Wind
2024/2025

Solar Wind X by Lancelot Blondeel – Solar Wind Series – Acrylic on paper – 2024

The Sun appears to us as the quintessential unchanging star. Yet behind this seeming constancy lies a cyclical dynamic that can at times be unpredictable. Episodes of intense solar activity can produce a stream of particles known as the “solar wind”, which manifests on Earth as auroras…

No Reason
2023/2025

No Reason XV by Lancelot Blondeel - No Reason Series - Acrylic on canvas – 2024

Contrary to the traditional painting approach of adding paint to create a form, Lancelot Blondeel builds relief by concentrating material in certain points on the canvas. This unique technique highlights the gestural element of the artist’s practice, which favors curved lines and vivid colors…

Interlaced Landscapes
2023/2024

Interlaced Landscape I by Lancelot Blondeel - Interlaced Landscapes Series - Acrylic on canvas, collage – 2023

For the “Paysages Entrelacés” series, the artist has developed a specific creative process…

Abstract Studies
2023

Abstract Study XII by Lancelot Blondeel - Abstract Studies Series - Acrylic on wood – 2023

As an extension of the Clinamen series, this collection of abstract studies explores the idea of gravity. Work on a wooden support is an opportunity to appropriate a new medium, the experimentation consists in testing the response of the surface in order to reveal its personality…

Clinamen Series
2022

Clinamen XIV – Acrylic on canvas – 2022 – 80×60 cm – © Adagp

The Greek philosopher Epicurus, taking up on the idea of Nature as being composed of atoms and vacuum, introduced the concept of “Clinamen” from the Greek word for declination. He defines it as a random deflection of atoms falling into the void. By successive shocks, this original declination would create the world as we know it…


About the ongoing exhibition | 52, rue de Verneuil, Paris – Sep. 2024 / Mar. 2025

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