BERNARD AUBERTIN. Clous Painting. France 1969

Unique work by the French artist Bernard Aubertin from the Tableau Clous series.The painting is created in the artist`s signature technique – acrylic paint and metallic nails, arranged in a strict compositional grid. This method became a symbol of his pursuit of exploring light, structure, and tactility. The layering of bright red acrylic enhances the impression of dynamism and the interaction between the material and space, reflecting the philosophy of radical art from the second half of the 20th century. Tableau Clous is not just a visual art object, but a profound investigation into the interaction between man and matter.Materials and technique:Acrylic, metallic nails, panel.Dimensions:50 × 50 cm.Signature:On the back, the artist`s signature and creation year – 1969.Condition:Excellent condition, with slight signs of natural aging of materials.Provenance:The work is registered in the Bernard Aubertin (BS) artwork archive based on the provided photo documentation. A certificate of authenticity, signed by the artist, is included.

Historical note:Bernard Aubertin (1934–2015) was a French artist, one of the prominent representatives of radical art and the ZERO movement. He sought to free art from the subjective, creating works that explore light, textures, and time. His work had a significant impact on contemporary art, combining strict geometric discipline with philosophical reflections on the nature of perception. Bernard Aubertin’s works are highly valued in collections of avant-garde and minimalist art, gaining recognition at international exhibitions and auctions.