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Jean-Max Albert

January 06, 2023

Jean-Max Albert[a] (born 1942) is a French painter, sculptor, writer, and musician. He has published theory, books on artists, and a collection of poems, plays and novels inspired by quantum physics. He perpetuated experiments initiated by Paul Klee and Edgar Varèse on the transposition of musical structures into formal constructions. Albert has also created environmental sculptures using plants to create architecture.

Jean-Max Albert
Albert in Paris in 2014
Born
Jean-Max Louis Albert

(1942-07-25)25 July 1942
Loches, France
Known for
  • Painting
  • sculpture
  • music
  • literature

Early life and education

Albert was born on July 25, 1942, in Loches, France, only child of Louis Georges Albert and Edith Albert (née Garand). His father was an officer in the French Navy and an engineer. Albert practiced painting and music beginning in childhood, and was also interested in carpentry, as his grandmother lived next to a carpentry workshop; when visiting her on vacation, Albert became interested in observing their work, particularly the technical drawings the carpenters used. This was later used as a direct inspiration for his trellis constructions, and his series Dessin du charpentier.[1]

Albert studied at the Ecole Régionale des Beaux-Arts d'Angers, then at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux-Arts de Paris between 1958 and 1962. During that time, Albert was a trumpet player, joining Henri Texier's quintet and participating in the beginnings of the Free Jazz movement in Europe.[2][3]

 
Bolide statique, Dessin du charpentier, 1993

Career

Both Albert and his second wife, Sara Holt, have collaborated on and carried out various public art projects and exhibitions,[4][5] becoming friends with artists such as Meret Oppenheim, Piotr Kowalski and Joan Mitchell.[6]

In 1975, Albert founded the group show Serres in François Horticultural Greenhouses, Magny-in-Vexin.[7] At the invitation of sculptor Mark di Suvero, he travelled to New York City, the first of many visits to the United States, where he collaborated later with the architect Wylde-Oubrerie on the Miller House[8] in Lexington. He also travelled to Europe, North Africa, Middle East.[9] In 1985, Albert joined the Ars Technica Association, connected to the Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie, uniting philosophers, artists, scientists such as Jean-Marc Levy-Leblond, Piotr Kowalski, Claude Faure, Piero Gilardi and Jean-Claude Mocik, reflecting on the relationship between art and new technologies.[10] From 1978 to 1986, Albert made his living as a graphic designer for science and technology publications. By his own account, this experience influenced his attention to subject matter in art. With Jean-Claude Mocik, he co-authored the project Midi-Pile in 1994.[11]

Style and method

Albert works in many different disciplines, media, styles and techniques. He often relates music and visual art, referring to Edgar Varese, and has collaborated with different composers and musicians as György Ligeti, Steve Lacy, Barney Wilen and François Tusques.[12] A monumental structure like Iapetus set in Angoulême in 1985 refers to the structure of Thelonious Monk's "Misterioso",[13] and Ligeti Rouen 1994, to Ligeti’s "static sonorous surfaces".[14]

Painting

Mental Image and Representation[15] published in 2018, is a study of the relation subject matter/style. This essay is based on a work achieved by the Docteur Jean Philippe (1862-1931) l'image mentale, évolution et dissolution,[16] and Alfred Korzybski's General semantics.

Treillis

In 1973, a conversation that Albert had with the architect Louis Kahn brought a comparison between the relationship of paint and canvas and vegetation on trellis.[17] Albert then visited the tradition of trellis-work,[18][19] 18th-century utopic architecture and created vegetal architecture in the field of Land art and Environmental Sculpture.[20] It was comparable to the work of Gordon Matta-Clark, or Nils Udo, with whom he participated in the Wissenschaftszentrum exhibition in Bonn in 1979.[21]

Vicenza[22] in Hôtel de Sully, Paris, 1975 (in collaboration with Fougeras Lavergnolle) or the project O=C=O for the "Parco d' Arte Vivente" in Torino, 2007 are architectural and vegetal sculptures on trellis-work in the field of Site-specific art, Environmental sculpture and Generative art.[23]

Calmodulin

Calmodulin is a project dedicated to the vegetation itself, in terms of biological activity. The utopian Calmoduline Monument is based on the property of a protein, calmodulin, to bond selectively to calcium. Exterior physical constraints (wind, rain, etc.) modify the electric potential of the cellular membranes of a plant and consequently the flux of calcium. However, the calcium controls the expression of the calmoduline gene. The plant can thus, when there is a stimulus, modify its typical growth pattern. The basic principle of this sculpture is that to the extent that they could be picked up and transported, these signals could be enlarged, translated into colors and shapes, and show the plant’s decisions. This permanent show, installed in a public place, would suggest a level of fundamental biological activity.[24][25]

Sculptures Bachelard (Observation Sculptures)

 
Espace Détaché
Observation Sculpture, 2002

Albert’s Sculptures Bachelard aims to concentrate the surrounding environment in the sculpture. When looking in the Observation Sculpture through its sights (an aperture or circles), the space beyond is (roughly) framed. Combining the different perspectives framed, the little sculpture, usually in bronze, takes shape after the space it is aiming at. An Observation Sculpture proposes a summary of this space concentrated, agglomerated and stuck together in a kind of core, like a geometric model of the site’s character.[26][27]

Anamorphosis

Un carré pour un square, Cube fantôme and Reflet anamorphose,[28] are three pieces according to anamorphosis principle as described by Matilde Marcolli : « If the vector space one starts with is the 3-dimensional space, whose vectors have 3-coordinates v = (x1, x2, x3), then, as long as v is nonzero and a real number λ is also nonzero, the vector v = (x1, x2, x3) and the vector λv = (λx1, λx2, λx3) point along the same straight line and we consider them as being the same point of our projective space. »[29]

Un carré pour un square shows the perspective of a square from a specific vantage point. The design is formed by a set of lines of narrow plates of Carrara marble imbricated in the walls of the surrounding buildings and in the vestiges of a former construction site.[30][31]

In another example, the specific vantage point is indicated by one of the Sculptures Bachelard[32] set in Paris, Parc de la Villette. In this work, the anamorphosis appears as a reflection of a bronze construction[33] This reflection discreetly shows the inclusion of a circle in a square in a triangle, in reference to the concept plan of the park by the architect Bernard Tschumi.[34][35]Reflet Anamorphose allows, from the specific vantage point, to observe simultaneously the design and its anamorphosis.

Gallery

  •  
    Photon Propagation, Model, 2013
  •  
    Iapetus, Angoulême,1985
  •  
    Lumen Poem, 1985
  •  
    Observation Sculptures
    Parc de La Villette, Paris 1986
  •  
    Reflet anamorphose
    Parc de La Villette, Paris 1986
  •  
    Project for a monument to calmodulin,1991
  •  
    Free Jazz, 1973, acrylic on canvas, 5,30 x 2,75 m.
  •  
    Portrait de la Loire, 1988, oil on canvas 60 x 60 cm., Musée de la Loire, France.
  •  
    Signification as factor of order, 2014

Books, poetry, essays

  • 1975, Soulages, in Opus n°57.
  • 1978, Tuteurs Fabuleux, Éditions Speed, Paris. FRBNF34609833
  • De l'architecture transparente, in Opus n°65
  • 1981, Lithium Migrants, Éditions Cheval d’Attaque, Paris. ISBN 2-86200-017-5
  • 1982, De l'architecture transparente,[36] Lotus international n°31.
  • 1984, Les nouveaux voyages du capitaine Cook, Éditions ACAPA, Angoulême. ISBN 2-904353-00-3
  • 1991,Vuthemas, Ars technica n°4.
  • 1993, Space in Profile,[37][38] (French and English), Les Éditions de La Villette, Paris. ISBN 2-903539-21-9
  • 1992, Mathesis singularis, Ars technica n°7.
  • 1994, La caméra sans film,[39][40] Sens & Tonka Editeurs, Paris. ISBN 2-910170-10-1;
  • Une obscurité infiniment lumineuse, Alliages n°19.
  • 2002, Jean-Bernard Métais et Sir George H. Darwin, Temps imparti, Éditions Beaudoin Lebon, Paris.
  • 2005, Le tour du blues en 80 mondes, Sens & Tonka Editeurs, Paris. ISBN 2-84534-118-0
  • 2009, Les Querpéens I, Emma Qun'q, Les Éditions du Quintelaud, Paris. ISBN 978-2-9533484-0-8
  • 2012, Les Querpéens II, Ray Quernöck, Les Éditions du Quintelaud, Paris. ISBN 978-2-9533484-5-3
  • 2018, Mental image and representation, (French and English), Translation by Helen Arnold, Éditions Mercier & associés, Paris. ISBN 978-2-9563142-1-9
  • 2009, Thelonious Monk Architecte, L'art du jazz, Éditions Le Félin, Paris.[41]
  • 2018, Piotr Kowalski, A contemporary’s Insights, Far-Sited : California International Sculpture Symposium 1965/2015, University Art Museum, California State University, Long Beach.
  • 2020, Quand la Lune écrit, Alliages n°81.[42]

Public works

  • Vicenza, Hotel de Sully, Paris 1977
  • Attique, Künstler-Garten, Wissenschaftszentrum, Bonn, Germany, 1979
  • Iapetus,[43] Parc de l'école des beaux-arts, Angoulême, 1985, 45°39’15.246’’N0°8’54.834’’E
  • Rayon, Centre Culturel Français, Damascus, Syria, 1986
  • Sculptures de visées,[44][45] and Reflet anamorphose Parc de la Villette, Paris, 1986, 48°53’33.8’’N2°23’26’’E
  • Cube fantôme, ZI de Goussainville, 1986
  • Autumn in Peking, South Pasadena, USA, 1987, 34°6’40’435’’N118°8’33.619’’W
  • Vers l'étoile polaire, Parc des Maillettes, Melun Sénart, 1987
  • Un carré pour un square,[46][47] Place Frehel, Paris, 1988
  • Une horloge végétale, Square Héloïse et Abelard, 24 rue Dunois, Paris, 1988, 48°49’52.745N2°22’13.12’’E
  • Planches,[48] Terrasse du Musée de la Toile de Jouy, à Jouy-en-Josas, 1990, 48°46’8.591’’N2°9’5.868’’E
  • Ligeti, Rectorat de Rouen, Rouen, 1994, 49°26’35’’N1°5’4.6’’E
  • Auriga, Rond-point Montaigne, Angers, 1995, 47°27’59’’N 0°31’30’’W
  • Tombeau de Bartillat, Etrépilly, 1997, 49°2’18’’N 2°55’53.2’’E

Videos, choreographies

  • 2005, Le tour du Blues en 80 mondes.[49] 80 short films with pianist and composer François Tusques.[50][51][52]
 
Kaluza, ballet, 2013
  • 1979, Carlotta's Smile, Environment and Choreography with Michala Marcus, Music Carlos Zingaro, AR CO, Lisbonne, Portugal,
  • 1980,Morgane Amalia, Choreography with Michala Marcus, 2nd Symposium d'art contemporain d'Angoulême,[53]
  • 1981, A treat “Espaces structurés” Videos by Hervé Nisic, choreography by Michala Marcus and Jean-Max Albert, music by Kent Carter.[54]
  • 2013, Kaluza, 21 pièces pour piano et chorégraphie with Sarah Berges. Dance Mission Theatre, San Francisco,[55]

Exhibitions

 
Vicenza
Exhibition Hôtel de Sully, Paris, 1977

Albert participated to a number of various exhibitions including : Vers une nouvelle architecture, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 1978; Sculpture Nature, Centre d'Arts Plastiques Contemporain, Bordeaux, France,1978; Künstler-Garten, Wissenschaftszentrum, Bonn, Germany, 1979; A la recherche de l'urbanité,[56] Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 1980; Actuele Franse Kunst,[57] International Cultureel Centrum, Antwerpen, Belgium, 1982; Pavillon d'Europe, Galerie de Séoul, Seoul, Korea, 1982; Images et imaginaires d'architecture, Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris, 1984; Inventer 89,[58] Grande halle du Parc de la Villette, Paris, 1987; L'art au défi des technosciences? Pavillon Tusquet, Parc de la Villette, Paris, 1992; L'art renouvelle la ville, Musée National des Monuments Français, Paris, 1992; Ars Technica, ExtraMuseum, Turin, Italy, 1992; Useless Science, MoMa, New York, USA, 2000; Fragmentations a constructed world, Musée d’Art et d’Histoire de Saint-Brieux,[59] 2007; Dalla Land arte alla bioarte,[60] Parco d'Arte Vivante, Turin, Italy, 2007; Tables à Desseins,[61] La tannerie, Bégard France 2013; Du dessin à la sculpture,[62] Musée Manoli, La Richardais, France, 2014.

Individual shows

AR CO, Lisbonne, Portugal, 1979; Lithium Migrants, Galerie Françoise Palluel, Paris, 1981 and Galerie Richard Foncke, Gand, Belgium, 1981; Lumen poème,[63][64] CRDC, Rosny-sur-Seine, 1984; Galerie Charles Sablon, Paris, 1987,;[65][66][67] Galerie Intersection 11/20, Paris, 1991; Fleeting White Space, Antwerpen, Belgium, 1994,;[68] Galerie Aïda Kebadian, Paris, 2001, 2002, 2010; Galerie Mercier & Associés, Paris, 2018, 2020[69][70]

Collections

Centre Pompidou;[71] Fond National d’Art Contemporain;[72] Fond Régional d'Art Contemporain de Bretagne; Artothèque, Angers; Fond Régional d'Art Contemporain Poitou-Charente; Musée Paul Delouvrier;[73] Musée de la Loire, Cosne-Cours-sur-Loire

Personal life

Albert was married to, and later divorced, Mireille Salen. Their only son, Max-Pol died in 2010. Albert currently lives in Paris, France with his second wife, Sara Holt whom he married in 1983.

Notes

  1. ^ French pronunciation: [ʒɑ̃maks albɛʁ].

References

  1. ^ L’EMPREINTE #27 François Lamarre, Jean-Max Albert illusionniste éclectique, décembre 1994
  2. ^ Dictionnaire du jazz, Sous la direction de Philippe Carles, Jean-Louis Comolli et André Clergeat. Éditions Robert Laffont, coll. "Bouquins", 1994
  3. ^ Musique Française
  4. ^ Françoise Very, What Jean-Max Albert's and Sara Holt's sculptures show us of architecture = Ce que les sculptures de Jean-Max Albert et Sara Holt donnent à voir de l'architectureIn Situ 32 | 2017 : Le collectif à l'œuvre. Collaborations entre architectes et plasticiens (XXe-XXIe siècles)[1]
  5. ^ Bruno Suner, Relier ciel et ville, Urbanisme n°219, 1987
  6. ^ Patricia Albers, Joan Mitchell : Lady Painter, A life, Knof, 2011
  7. ^ Michel Cosnil-Lacoste, Cimaises en rase campagne, Le Monde, 7 July 1975
  8. ^ Miller House Miller House, GA n°35, July 1992.
  9. ^ Realization for the French Cultural Center in Damascus, Syria, 1986
  10. ^ ArsMeteo http://www.arsmeteo.org/arsmeteo/main.php?page=evento&id=107&height=640&width=800
  11. ^ "Holt, Albert, Mocik | X of X, Midi Pile, Selon 3".
  12. ^ Jedediah Sklower, Free Jazz, la catastrophe féconde, L'Harmattan, Paris, 2006
  13. ^ Michel Ragon, Jean-Max Albert «Iapetus», L’art abstrait vol.5, Éditions Maeght, Paris, 1989
  14. ^ Un entretien entre György Ligeti et Josef Häusler « d’Atmosphères à Lontano», La musique en jeu, Editions du Seuil, 1974
  15. ^ https://jeanmaxalbert.eu/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/images_mentales.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  16. ^ L'image mentale, évolution et dissolution, Paris: Félix Alcan Editeur, 1903.https://gallica.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/bpt6k58069835/f85.item.texteImage
  17. ^ Opus International, Jean-Louis Pradel, Les monuments de treillage de Jean-Max Albert, Opus n°65, 1978
  18. ^ L'ivre de pierre
  19. ^ Hubert Beylier, Bénédicte Leclerc, Treillage de jardin du XIV au XX siècle, Éditions du patrimoine, Paris, 2000, p. 172-173
  20. ^ Jean-Max Albert O=C=O, Franco Torriani, Dalla Land arte alla bioarte, Hopefulmonster editore Torino, 2007, p. 64-70
  21. ^ Wolfgang Becker, Sculpture Nature, Centre d'Arts Plastiques Contemporain, Bordeaux, 1980
  22. ^ Opus International, Dominique Richir, Tuteurs Fabuleux, Opus n°64, octobre 1976
  23. ^ Bruno Suner, L'art du passage à Saint Nazaire, Urbanisme n°214, 1986
  24. ^ Space in profile/ L'espace de profil,
  25. ^ Intra-and Intercellular Communications in Plants, Millet & Greppin Editors, INRA, Paris, 1980, p.117 (in English)
  26. ^ Jardin-de-la-Treille, wikimapia
  27. ^ Bruno Suner, Les sculptures de visées du Parc de La Villette, Urbanisme n°215, 1986
  28. ^ Matilde Marcolli Lumen Naturae The MIT Press Cambridge, Massachusetts, 2020, p.54,56
  29. ^ Matilde Marcolli, The notion of Space in Mathematics through the lens of Modern Art, Century Books, Pasadena, July 2016
  30. ^ Monique Faux, L'art renouvelle la ville, Editions Skira, Paris 1992
  31. ^ Space in profile/ L'espace de profil,
  32. ^ Jean-Max Albert's observation sculptures Sarah Mc Fadden, The Bulletin 24, Bruxelles, June 16th 1994
  33. ^ Bruno Suner, Les sculptures de visées du Parc de la Villette, Urbanisme 215, 1986
  34. ^ Jardin-de-la-Treille, wikimapia
  35. ^ Las Miras del Jardin de la Parra
  36. ^ "Lotus international"
  37. ^ Musée d’Art Contemporain, Marseille, L'Espace de profil/ Space in Profile [2]
  38. ^ Frédéric Mialet, Exercice sur le vide, D'A n°45, mai 1994
  39. ^ Derry O'Sullivan, Ceamara Jean-Max Albert, An Guth, Dublin, 2008, (in Gaelic)
  40. ^ Derry O'Sullivan, Caemara/Ceamara, Estepa Editions, Paris 2010
  41. ^ L'art du jazz 2014-09-03 at the Wayback Machine
  42. ^ "Alliage".
  43. ^ FRAC Poitou-Charente
  44. ^ Les jardins du parc de la Villette 2014-09-03 at the Wayback Machine
  45. ^ Parc de La Villette (in English)
  46. ^ Fresques et murs-peint parisiens
  47. ^ Monique Faux, L'art renouvelle la ville, Editions Skira, Paris 1992
  48. ^ Musée de la toile de Jouy 2014-08-14 at the Wayback Machine
  49. ^ "New 2006_2".
  50. ^ Bay area reading, Berkeley University, USA, 2007
  51. ^ Free Jazz Cinéma journées approxinématives, Théâtre de Montreuil, 2007
  52. ^ Clifford Allen, ‘’François Tusques’’ The New York City Jazz Record p10, June 2011 [3](in English)
  53. ^ Dominique Richir, Morgane Amalia, Opus n°77, 1980
  54. ^ Projections : La Vitrine, Paris; American Center, Paris; Global Village, New York; The Kitchen, New York. Julie Gustafson, Global Village Program 1981, New York
  55. ^ . www.sarahbergesdance.com. Archived from the original on 3 September 2014. Retrieved 12 January 2022.
  56. ^ Un pavillon de treillage à Pau, Biennale de Paris, CCI Centre Georges Pompidou, Éditions Academy, Paris, 1980
  57. ^ Jean-Louis Pradel, Actuele Franse Kunst, International Cultureel Centrum-Antwerpen,
  58. ^ F Reynaert, Inventer 89, Libération, 13 octobre 1987
  59. ^ . Archived from the original on 2014-10-06. Retrieved 2014-08-27.Fragmentations a constructed world
  60. ^ Dalla Land arte alla bioarte
  61. ^ Tables à Desseins
  62. ^ [Du dessin à la sculpture (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2014-09-03. Retrieved 2014-08-27.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
  63. ^ Carole Naggar, Lumen poème, Centre Régional d'Art Contemporain, Rosny-s-Seine, France, 1984
  64. ^ Jean-Louis Pradel, Lumen de Sara Holt et Jean-Max Albert, L'événement du jeudi, 8 novembre 1989
  65. ^ Jean-Louis Pradel, Jean-Max Albert, L’Evénement du jeudi, 17 septembre 1987
  66. ^ France Huser, Jean-Max Albert, Galerie Charles Sablon, Le nouvel observateur, 25 septembre 1987
  67. ^ Anne Dagbert, Jean-Max Albert, Galerie Charles Sablon, Art Press n°119, 1987
  68. ^ Sarah Mc Fadden ‘’Jean-Max Albert «Sculptures»’’, The Bulletin n°24, Bruxelles, June 16th 1994
  69. ^ http://www.mercieretassocies.com/img/sarah-holt-2018/octobre_2018.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  70. ^ http://www.mercieretassocies.com/img/xforx/Selon3_Livret.pdf[bare URL PDF]
  71. ^ Centre Pompidou
  72. ^ Fond National d'Art Contemporain
  73. ^ Musée Paul Delouvrier

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jean, albert, born, 1942, french, painter, sculptor, writer, musician, published, theory, books, artists, collection, poems, plays, novels, inspired, quantum, physics, perpetuated, experiments, initiated, paul, klee, edgar, varèse, transposition, musical, stru. Jean Max Albert a born 1942 is a French painter sculptor writer and musician He has published theory books on artists and a collection of poems plays and novels inspired by quantum physics He perpetuated experiments initiated by Paul Klee and Edgar Varese on the transposition of musical structures into formal constructions Albert has also created environmental sculptures using plants to create architecture Jean Max AlbertAlbert in Paris in 2014BornJean Max Louis Albert 1942 07 25 25 July 1942Loches FranceKnown forPaintingsculpturemusicliterature Contents 1 Early life and education 2 Career 3 Style and method 3 1 Painting 3 2 Treillis 3 3 Calmodulin 3 4 Sculptures Bachelard Observation Sculptures 3 5 Anamorphosis 4 Gallery 5 Books poetry essays 5 1 Public works 5 2 Videos choreographies 6 Exhibitions 6 1 Individual shows 6 2 Collections 7 Personal life 8 Notes 9 References 10 External linksEarly life and education EditAlbert was born on July 25 1942 in Loches France only child of Louis Georges Albert and Edith Albert nee Garand His father was an officer in the French Navy and an engineer Albert practiced painting and music beginning in childhood and was also interested in carpentry as his grandmother lived next to a carpentry workshop when visiting her on vacation Albert became interested in observing their work particularly the technical drawings the carpenters used This was later used as a direct inspiration for his trellis constructions and his series Dessin du charpentier 1 Albert studied at the Ecole Regionale des Beaux Arts d Angers then at the Ecole Nationale des Beaux Arts de Paris between 1958 and 1962 During that time Albert was a trumpet player joining Henri Texier s quintet and participating in the beginnings of the Free Jazz movement in Europe 2 3 Bolide statique Dessin du charpentier 1993Career EditBoth Albert and his second wife Sara Holt have collaborated on and carried out various public art projects and exhibitions 4 5 becoming friends with artists such as Meret Oppenheim Piotr Kowalski and Joan Mitchell 6 In 1975 Albert founded the group show Serres in Francois Horticultural Greenhouses Magny in Vexin 7 At the invitation of sculptor Mark di Suvero he travelled to New York City the first of many visits to the United States where he collaborated later with the architect Wylde Oubrerie on the Miller House 8 in Lexington He also travelled to Europe North Africa Middle East 9 In 1985 Albert joined the Ars Technica Association connected to the Cite des Sciences et de l Industrie uniting philosophers artists scientists such as Jean Marc Levy Leblond Piotr Kowalski Claude Faure Piero Gilardi and Jean Claude Mocik reflecting on the relationship between art and new technologies 10 From 1978 to 1986 Albert made his living as a graphic designer for science and technology publications By his own account this experience influenced his attention to subject matter in art With Jean Claude Mocik he co authored the project Midi Pile in 1994 11 Style and method EditAlbert works in many different disciplines media styles and techniques He often relates music and visual art referring to Edgar Varese and has collaborated with different composers and musicians as Gyorgy Ligeti Steve Lacy Barney Wilen and Francois Tusques 12 A monumental structure like Iapetus set in Angouleme in 1985 refers to the structure of Thelonious Monk s Misterioso 13 and Ligeti Rouen 1994 to Ligeti s static sonorous surfaces 14 Painting Edit Mental Image and Representation 15 published in 2018 is a study of the relation subject matter style This essay is based on a work achieved by the Docteur Jean Philippe 1862 1931 l image mentale evolution et dissolution 16 and Alfred Korzybski s General semantics Treillis Edit In 1973 a conversation that Albert had with the architect Louis Kahn brought a comparison between the relationship of paint and canvas and vegetation on trellis 17 Albert then visited the tradition of trellis work 18 19 18th century utopic architecture and created vegetal architecture in the field of Land art and Environmental Sculpture 20 It was comparable to the work of Gordon Matta Clark or Nils Udo with whom he participated in the Wissenschaftszentrum exhibition in Bonn in 1979 21 Vicenza 22 in Hotel de Sully Paris 1975 in collaboration with Fougeras Lavergnolle or the project O C O for the Parco d Arte Vivente in Torino 2007 are architectural and vegetal sculptures on trellis work in the field of Site specific art Environmental sculpture and Generative art 23 Calmodulin Edit Calmodulin is a project dedicated to the vegetation itself in terms of biological activity The utopian Calmoduline Monument is based on the property of a protein calmodulin to bond selectively to calcium Exterior physical constraints wind rain etc modify the electric potential of the cellular membranes of a plant and consequently the flux of calcium However the calcium controls the expression of the calmoduline gene The plant can thus when there is a stimulus modify its typical growth pattern The basic principle of this sculpture is that to the extent that they could be picked up and transported these signals could be enlarged translated into colors and shapes and show the plant s decisions This permanent show installed in a public place would suggest a level of fundamental biological activity 24 25 Sculptures Bachelard Observation Sculptures Edit Espace DetacheObservation Sculpture 2002 Albert s Sculptures Bachelard aims to concentrate the surrounding environment in the sculpture When looking in the Observation Sculpture through its sights an aperture or circles the space beyond is roughly framed Combining the different perspectives framed the little sculpture usually in bronze takes shape after the space it is aiming at An Observation Sculpture proposes a summary of this space concentrated agglomerated and stuck together in a kind of core like a geometric model of the site s character 26 27 Anamorphosis Edit Un carre pour un square Cube fantome and Reflet anamorphose 28 are three pieces according to anamorphosis principle as described by Matilde Marcolli If the vector space one starts with is the 3 dimensional space whose vectors have 3 coordinates v x1 x2 x3 then as long as v is nonzero and a real number l is also nonzero the vector v x1 x2 x3 and the vector lv lx1 lx2 lx3 point along the same straight line and we consider them as being the same point of our projective space 29 Un carre pour un square shows the perspective of a square from a specific vantage point The design is formed by a set of lines of narrow plates of Carrara marble imbricated in the walls of the surrounding buildings and in the vestiges of a former construction site 30 31 In another example the specific vantage point is indicated by one of the Sculptures Bachelard 32 set in Paris Parc de la Villette In this work the anamorphosis appears as a reflection of a bronze construction 33 This reflection discreetly shows the inclusion of a circle in a square in a triangle in reference to the concept plan of the park by the architect Bernard Tschumi 34 35 Reflet Anamorphose allows from the specific vantage point to observe simultaneously the design and its anamorphosis Gallery Edit Photon Propagation Model 2013 Iapetus Angouleme 1985 Lumen Poem 1985 Observation Sculptures Parc de La Villette Paris 1986 Reflet anamorphose Parc de La Villette Paris 1986 Project for a monument to calmodulin 1991 Free Jazz 1973 acrylic on canvas 5 30 x 2 75 m Portrait de la Loire 1988 oil on canvas 60 x 60 cm Musee de la Loire France Signification as factor of order 2014Books poetry essays Edit1975 Soulages in Opus n 57 1978 Tuteurs Fabuleux Editions Speed Paris FRBNF34609833 De l architecture transparente in Opus n 65 1981 Lithium Migrants Editions Cheval d Attaque Paris ISBN 2 86200 017 5 1982 De l architecture transparente 36 Lotus international n 31 1984 Les nouveaux voyages du capitaine Cook Editions ACAPA Angouleme ISBN 2 904353 00 3 1991 Vuthemas Ars technica n 4 1993 Space in Profile 37 38 French and English Les Editions de La Villette Paris ISBN 2 903539 21 9 1992 Mathesis singularis Ars technica n 7 1994 La camera sans film 39 40 Sens amp Tonka Editeurs Paris ISBN 2 910170 10 1 Une obscurite infiniment lumineuse Alliages n 19 2002 Jean Bernard Metais et Sir George H Darwin Temps imparti Editions Beaudoin Lebon Paris 2005 Le tour du blues en 80 mondes Sens amp Tonka Editeurs Paris ISBN 2 84534 118 0 2009 Les Querpeens I Emma Qun q Les Editions du Quintelaud Paris ISBN 978 2 9533484 0 8 2012 Les Querpeens II Ray Quernock Les Editions du Quintelaud Paris ISBN 978 2 9533484 5 3 2018 Mental image and representation French and English Translation by Helen Arnold Editions Mercier amp associes Paris ISBN 978 2 9563142 1 9 2009 Thelonious Monk Architecte L art du jazz Editions Le Felin Paris 41 2018 Piotr Kowalski A contemporary s Insights Far Sited California International Sculpture Symposium 1965 2015 University Art Museum California State University Long Beach 2020 Quand la Lune ecrit Alliages n 81 42 Public works Edit Vicenza Hotel de Sully Paris 1977 Attique Kunstler Garten Wissenschaftszentrum Bonn Germany 1979 Iapetus 43 Parc de l ecole des beaux arts Angouleme 1985 45 39 15 246 N0 8 54 834 E Rayon Centre Culturel Francais Damascus Syria 1986 Sculptures de visees 44 45 and Reflet anamorphose Parc de la Villette Paris 1986 48 53 33 8 N2 23 26 E Cube fantome ZI de Goussainville 1986 Autumn in Peking South Pasadena USA 1987 34 6 40 435 N118 8 33 619 W Vers l etoile polaire Parc des Maillettes Melun Senart 1987 Un carre pour un square 46 47 Place Frehel Paris 1988 Une horloge vegetale Square Heloise et Abelard 24 rue Dunois Paris 1988 48 49 52 745N2 22 13 12 E Planches 48 Terrasse du Musee de la Toile de Jouy a Jouy en Josas 1990 48 46 8 591 N2 9 5 868 E Ligeti Rectorat de Rouen Rouen 1994 49 26 35 N1 5 4 6 E Auriga Rond point Montaigne Angers 1995 47 27 59 N 0 31 30 W Tombeau de Bartillat Etrepilly 1997 49 2 18 N 2 55 53 2 E Videos choreographies Edit 2005 Le tour du Blues en 80 mondes 49 80 short films with pianist and composer Francois Tusques 50 51 52 Kaluza ballet 2013 1979 Carlotta s Smile Environment and Choreography with Michala Marcus Music Carlos Zingaro AR CO Lisbonne Portugal 1980 Morgane Amalia Choreography with Michala Marcus 2nd Symposium d art contemporain d Angouleme 53 1981 A treat Espaces structures Videos by Herve Nisic choreography by Michala Marcus and Jean Max Albert music by Kent Carter 54 2013 Kaluza 21 pieces pour piano et choregraphie with Sarah Berges Dance Mission Theatre San Francisco 55 Exhibitions Edit Vicenza Exhibition Hotel de Sully Paris 1977 Albert participated to a number of various exhibitions including Vers une nouvelle architecture Centre Georges Pompidou Paris 1978 Sculpture Nature Centre d Arts Plastiques Contemporain Bordeaux France 1978 Kunstler Garten Wissenschaftszentrum Bonn Germany 1979 A la recherche de l urbanite 56 Centre Georges Pompidou Paris 1980 Actuele Franse Kunst 57 International Cultureel Centrum Antwerpen Belgium 1982 Pavillon d Europe Galerie de Seoul Seoul Korea 1982 Images et imaginaires d architecture Centre Georges Pompidou Paris 1984 Inventer 89 58 Grande halle du Parc de la Villette Paris 1987 L art au defi des technosciences Pavillon Tusquet Parc de la Villette Paris 1992 L art renouvelle la ville Musee National des Monuments Francais Paris 1992 Ars Technica ExtraMuseum Turin Italy 1992 Useless Science MoMa New York USA 2000 Fragmentations a constructed world Musee d Art et d Histoire de Saint Brieux 59 2007 Dalla Land arte alla bioarte 60 Parco d Arte Vivante Turin Italy 2007 Tables a Desseins 61 La tannerie Begard France 2013 Du dessin a la sculpture 62 Musee Manoli La Richardais France 2014 Individual shows Edit AR CO Lisbonne Portugal 1979 Lithium Migrants Galerie Francoise Palluel Paris 1981 and Galerie Richard Foncke Gand Belgium 1981 Lumen poeme 63 64 CRDC Rosny sur Seine 1984 Galerie Charles Sablon Paris 1987 65 66 67 Galerie Intersection 11 20 Paris 1991 Fleeting White Space Antwerpen Belgium 1994 68 Galerie Aida Kebadian Paris 2001 2002 2010 Galerie Mercier amp Associes Paris 2018 2020 69 70 Collections Edit Centre Pompidou 71 Fond National d Art Contemporain 72 Fond Regional d Art Contemporain de Bretagne Artotheque Angers Fond Regional d Art Contemporain Poitou Charente Musee Paul Delouvrier 73 Musee de la Loire Cosne Cours sur LoirePersonal life EditAlbert was married to and later divorced Mireille Salen Their only son Max Pol died in 2010 Albert currently lives in Paris France with his second wife Sara Holt whom he married in 1983 Notes Edit French pronunciation ʒɑ maks albɛʁ References Edit L EMPREINTE 27 Francois Lamarre Jean Max Albert illusionniste eclectique decembre 1994 Dictionnaire du jazz Sous la direction de Philippe Carles Jean Louis Comolli et Andre Clergeat Editions Robert Laffont coll Bouquins 1994 Musique Francaise Francoise Very What Jean Max Albert s and Sara Holt s sculptures show us of architecture Ce que les sculptures de Jean Max Albert et Sara Holt donnent a voir de l architectureIn Situ 32 2017 Le collectif a l œuvre Collaborations entre architectes et plasticiens XXe XXIe siecles 1 Bruno Suner Relier ciel et ville Urbanisme n 219 1987 Patricia Albers Joan Mitchell Lady Painter A life Knof 2011 Michel Cosnil Lacoste Cimaises en rase campagne Le Monde 7 July 1975 Miller House Miller House GA n 35 July 1992 Realization for the French Cultural Center in Damascus Syria 1986 ArsMeteo http www arsmeteo org arsmeteo main php page evento amp id 107 amp height 640 amp width 800 Holt Albert Mocik X of X Midi Pile Selon 3 Jedediah Sklower Free Jazz la catastrophe feconde L Harmattan Paris 2006 Michel Ragon Jean Max Albert Iapetus L art abstrait vol 5 Editions Maeght Paris 1989 Un entretien entre Gyorgy Ligeti et Josef Hausler d Atmospheres a Lontano La musique en jeu Editions du Seuil 1974 https jeanmaxalbert eu wp content uploads 2019 04 images mentales pdf bare URL PDF L image mentale evolution et dissolution Paris Felix Alcan Editeur 1903 https gallica bnf fr ark 12148 bpt6k58069835 f85 item texteImage Opus International Jean Louis Pradel Les monuments de treillage de Jean Max Albert Opus n 65 1978 L ivre de pierre Hubert Beylier Benedicte Leclerc Treillage de jardin du XIV au XX siecle Editions du patrimoine Paris 2000 p 172 173 Jean Max Albert O C O Franco Torriani Dalla Land arte alla bioarte Hopefulmonster editore Torino 2007 p 64 70 Wolfgang Becker Sculpture Nature Centre d Arts Plastiques Contemporain Bordeaux 1980 Opus International Dominique Richir Tuteurs Fabuleux Opus n 64 octobre 1976 Bruno Suner L art du passage a Saint Nazaire Urbanisme n 214 1986 Space in profile L espace de profil Intra and Intercellular Communications in Plants Millet amp Greppin Editors INRA Paris 1980 p 117 in English Jardin de la Treille wikimapia Bruno Suner Les sculptures de visees du Parc de La Villette Urbanisme n 215 1986 Matilde Marcolli Lumen Naturae The MIT Press Cambridge Massachusetts 2020 p 54 56 Matilde Marcolli The notion of Space in Mathematics through the lens of Modern Art Century Books Pasadena July 2016 Monique Faux L art renouvelle la ville Editions Skira Paris 1992 Space in profile L espace de profil Jean Max Albert s observation sculptures Sarah Mc Fadden The Bulletin 24 Bruxelles June 16th 1994 Bruno Suner Les sculptures de visees du Parc de la Villette Urbanisme 215 1986 Jardin de la Treille wikimapia Las Miras del Jardin de la Parra Lotus international Musee d Art Contemporain Marseille L Espace de profil Space in Profile 2 Frederic Mialet Exercice sur le vide D A n 45 mai 1994 Derry O Sullivan Ceamara Jean Max Albert An Guth Dublin 2008 in Gaelic Derry O Sullivan Caemara Ceamara Estepa Editions Paris 2010 L art du jazz Archived 2014 09 03 at the Wayback Machine Alliage FRAC Poitou Charente Les jardins du parc de la Villette Archived 2014 09 03 at the Wayback Machine Parc de La Villette in English Fresques et murs peint parisiens Monique Faux L art renouvelle la ville Editions Skira Paris 1992 Musee de la toile de Jouy Archived 2014 08 14 at the Wayback Machine New 2006 2 Bay area reading Berkeley University USA 2007 Free Jazz Cinema journees approxinematives Theatre de Montreuil 2007 Clifford Allen Francois Tusques The New York City Jazz Record p10 June 2011 3 in English Dominique Richir Morgane Amalia Opus n 77 1980 Projections La Vitrine Paris American Center Paris Global Village New York The Kitchen New York Julie Gustafson Global Village Program 1981 New York SARAH BERGES DANCE Repertory www sarahbergesdance com Archived from the original on 3 September 2014 Retrieved 12 January 2022 Un pavillon de treillage a Pau Biennale de Paris CCI Centre Georges Pompidou Editions Academy Paris 1980 Jean Louis Pradel Actuele Franse Kunst International Cultureel Centrum Antwerpen F Reynaert Inventer 89 Liberation 13 octobre 1987 Dominique Blais Julie C Fortier Fragmentations trajectoires contre nature Saint Brieuc Musee d art et d histoire de Saint Brieuc Archived from the original on 2014 10 06 Retrieved 2014 08 27 Fragmentations a constructed world Dalla Land arte alla bioarte Tables a Desseins Du dessin a la sculpture Archived copy PDF Archived from the original PDF on 2014 09 03 Retrieved 2014 08 27 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint archived copy as title link Carole Naggar Lumen poeme Centre Regional d Art Contemporain Rosny s Seine France 1984 Jean Louis Pradel Lumen de Sara Holt et Jean Max Albert L evenement du jeudi 8 novembre 1989 Jean Louis Pradel Jean Max Albert L Evenement du jeudi 17 septembre 1987 France Huser Jean Max Albert Galerie Charles Sablon Le nouvel observateur 25 septembre 1987 Anne Dagbert Jean Max Albert Galerie Charles Sablon Art Press n 119 1987 Sarah Mc Fadden Jean Max Albert Sculptures The Bulletin n 24 Bruxelles June 16th 1994 http www 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