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Linnen canvas · Certificaat van echtheid · Wereldwijd verzonden Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc · geboren in 1971

100 colors

2019 · Fubon Art Foundation Very Fun Park, Taipei

Experience '100 Colors' by Emmanuelle Moureaux – a vibrant Tokyo-inspired installation of flowing ribbons & warm hues. Contemporary public art blending French & Japanese aesthetics.

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100 colors

2019 · Fubon Art Foundation Very Fun Park, Taipei

A vibrant explosion of colorful fabric pieces defines this Tokyo-inspired installation by Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc that blends French and Japanese aesthetics, inviting you to bring this joyful energy into your space.

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Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc

geboren in 1971

Snelle feiten

Top 3 works100 colors
Works on APS2
Museums on APSFubon Art Foundation Very Fun Park
NationalityFrance
Top-ranked work100 colors

Biografie

A Symphony of Chromatic Layers

Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc is a visionary French architect and designer whose work transcends the boundaries between structural design and fine art. Based in Tokyo since 1996, her creative identity is deeply rooted in the vibrant, layered urban landscape of Japan’s capital. Her practice is not merely about the application of pigment to a surface, but rather an exploration of how color can function as a fundamental architectural element. Through her unique lens, she perceives the city not as a collection of static structures, but as a rhythmic dance of hues that breathes life into the surrounding environment.

At the heart of her artistic philosophy lies the concept of shikiri, a term she developed to describe the act of dividing and creating space through color. Drawing inspiration from traditional Japanese spatial elements like sliding screens and the kaleidoscopic street scenes of Tokyo, Moureax Leclerc treats color as a three-dimensional medium. In her vision, color is not an afterthought or a mere finishing touch applied to a wall; instead, it is a structural tool used to evoke specific emotions, create depth, and define spatial dimensions. This approach allows her to manipulate the viewer's perception of volume and light, transforming even the most rigid urban settings into immersive, emotive experiences.

The Art of Color and Motion

One of her most profound contributions to contemporary public art is the 100 colors series. This ambitious installation project serves as a breathtaking rebellion against the monochromatic monotony often found in modern concrete and steel landscapes. The series utilizes an intricate arrangement of carefully selected colors to create layers that appear to flow and cascade, much like a living tapestry. These works are designed to be multi-dimensional, shifting and changing as the viewer moves around them, inviting a continuous rediscovery of the gradients and secondary tones hidden within the composition.

Her work often achieves a beautiful tension between French romanticism and Japanese precision. This duality is evident in her ability to balance organic, flowing movements with structured, architectural lines. Whether she is working on large-scale public installations or interior space designs, her goal remains the same: to use color as a medium to compose space and to bestow emotion upon her creations. Her projects have graced diverse locations across the globe, including:

Public Installations: Transforming museums, parks, and libraries into immersive chromatic environments.
Architectural Design: Implementing color theory within functional structures like the Sugamo Shinkin Bank Shimura Branch.
Urban Infrastructure: Contributing to city-scale color schemes, such as her work on the Mass Rapid Transit Circular Line in Taiwan.
Commercial and Artistic Collaborations: Creating impactful visual experiences for brands such as UNIQLO and ISSEY MIYAKE.

Through her mastery of shikiri, Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc continues to redefine the relationship between the built environment and the human spirit, proving that color is a powerful force capable of sculpting the very air we inhabit.

Vraag en antwoord

Kan ik de werken van Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc bekijken op basis van kleurenpalet?

Op de Op kleurpalet-pagina worden de kunstwerken van Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc gegroepeerd op basis van hun kleurenpalet.

In welke perioden is de carrière van Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc onderverdeeld?

Een chronologisch overzicht van het werk van Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc is te vinden op de Loopbaanoverzicht pagina van de kunstenaar, waar de kunstwerken hoofdstuk voor hoofdstuk in volgorde van creatie worden gepresenteerd.

Onder welke andere namen is Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc bekend?

Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc staat ook bekend onder de namen Emmanuelle Moureaux.

Door de redactie van ArtsDot.com Bijgewerkt op 5 september 2026

Quiz voor verzamelaars

What is the name of Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc's original spatial concept?
In which city has the artist lived since 1996?
What does the concept 'shikiri' literally mean?
The '100 colors' series is inspired by which city's street scenes?
What is Emmanuelle Moureaux Leclerc's professional background?

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