Christian NOIRFALISE: WORKS

Prussian blue +

Prussian blue -

Still-life finally...

Still-life

A LOOK INSIDE FROM THE OUTSIDE, 100cm/70cm

TUMULTE, 100cm / 70cm

2016

"Uraban Saturation 1"

2016

intuitive Architecture "plan and scale model"

A0 drawing on paper

scale model "190cm / 50cm / 60cm

2016

portrait d'un homme à la personnalités multiples

Aquarel : 80cm 60cm

"To bleach a drama part1"

collage "1m / 1m"

2014

"Intuitive surveying"

lambda print 150cm-150cm

2013
Karl Stodalen project

Lambda print 200cm / 180cm

The Karl Stordalen fjord Monumet (1919-1921)

Karl Stordalen (Norway1846-1919) was a rich industrial who made a fortune manufacturing boats that could be transformed into working factories. Karl Stordalens' "boat factories" went to faraway places and new businesses were started all over the world. The boats were assembled in a navy yard in Norway (Melfjorden, Rødøy, Norway) and sent out to many countries to help improve their economies. He had, a that time, developed the idea of a global capitalistic world that would make room for progress in science, art, industry and a general welness.

To honor his own ideas' achievement he invested all his fortune in the construction of a huge monument that would be a symbol for mankinds' domination on nature. It also represents the individuals' possibility of achievement.

The building of the monument took 5 years and it was inaugurated in august 1919. That same year Karl Stordalen died in a car accident.

In 1921, only 2 years after its' construction, the monument was deconstructed. The monuments' unstable structure was dangerous and the renovation would have been too expensive. So, the Norwegian government decided to decompose the monument and recycle the stones in the construction of houses.

2012

CENSUS 0

2011 DAZZLE :

$g_h=g_0\left(\frac{r_e}{r_e+h}\right)^2$

200 x 80cm diasec-lambdaprint

Sese Seko

50 x 40cm Lambda print

Tooton's

50 x 40cm Lambda print

Edzel

50 x 40cm Lambda print

Y2K

50 x 40 cm Lambda print

c64

50 x 40 cm Lambda print

2008

Gustave :

'Gustave' tells the story of a world traveller. The deceased Gustave's personal archive of photographs has blended into a landscape full of memories and location markers. This work is, accompanied by yet another series of small work focusing on acquired souvenirs, 'the story of a man'. The souvenirs are banal objects, not particularily interesting artefacts, but because of the explicit compositions they become blow-ups of a plentiful life.