Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing - Nathalie du Pasquier colour readers will have unparallled access

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Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing - Nathalie du Pasquier colour readers will have unparallled accessNathalie Du Pasquier has constructed this book as she constructs her paintings: on the pages, blocks of color are assembled, supported, opposed and form chromatic architectures that accompany a new series of pencil drawings. They themselves, as if placed on a table or a shelf, evoke both everyday objects (vases, books, boxes) and urban landscapes. Entirely conceived by Du Pasquier, Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing is part of a long