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Characteristics of a "rectoversé" painting A "rectoversé" painting is a bi-dimensional painting
achieved based on the artistic concept created and developed by Michel
De Caso since 1991. The two sides of a "rectoversé" painting
are painted and perforated right through. This characteristic gives a
"rectoversé" painting its 'three-sided' nature.
The three sides are: History of the original "Rectoversion" It is by gradually moving the painting away from the wall and then by rotating the front side that MdC makes the back of the painting visible. As the back of the painting can be seen, he began to paint non-perforated double-sided paintings. As he wanted to move beyond the standard two pole front and back ratio of traditional paintings, he began to perforate both sides in different places in order to give the painting a compound nature. He gave this 'plastic operation' the name Rectoversion, based on a French neologism which literally means "rotation of the front side". Original "Rectoversion" philosophy Rectoversion was born of the calling into question of the front (recto) of the painting. Its problems are neither that of sculpture, nor that of the vacuum, nor that of transparency. It fits resolutely into the two-dimensional field of painting following the confrontation of the front and the back. Cutting the umbilical cord which traditionally connects paintings to the wall, "rectoversion" does not function on the fusional and identity-based mode but opens towards another multiple and contradictory sphere. Original Rectoversion and "rectoversion, from the year 10 to 10.000" « In the movement rectoversion, from the year
10 to 10.000, Michel De Caso proposes rectoversion as support-concept: When one writes the word "rectoversion" and for reasons of convenience, it was decided to put a "R" capital letter when one indicates the original concept and to put a "r" lower-case when the movement is indicated.
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legislation on the copyright and the intellectual property. Texts and
images of the www.rectoversion.com site are not of the public domain and
are protected by the law of March 11, 1957 on the artistic property. Any
reproduction, whatever shape it is, even digital, is forbidden without
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