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JEAN PIERRE MULLER makes an eclectic synthesis of painted assemblages using high and low forms and techniques. Photography, drawing, silk screen and painting merge; gestural and mechanical interventions meet. He offers a vision of the world, a world of consumption and iconic history.
He is determined to find new participatory ways of reaching his audience. In the City of Saragossa he transformed the Museum of Contemporary Art into a temple, while in the Belgian Pavilion at the Hanover World Fair he created a “journey to the inside of a Belgian” via a typical domestic interior.
Most recently his collaborations with musicians offer an interactivity to his paintings, creating a new kind of art object.
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