Dove Allouche was born in 1972, he lives and work in Paris. Photographer, engraver and draftsman, he is strongly influenced by the notions of time and space and experienced different reproductions process. His works exhibited have been recently shown at the Palais de Tokyo and at the Centre Pompidou.
Made in 2013, the work was acquired by the Centre national des arts plastiques in 2014. With« La Dernière Couleur », the artist continues to work on the ontology of photography. To make this work, Dove Allouche worked from one of the last autochrome, the first color photography technique, invented by the Lumière brothers.
This work is registered in the inventory of the National Collection of Contemporary Art, that the CNAP has, as its mission, to enrich, preserve and disseminate.
Thanks to Pascal Beausse, head of the photographic collections, and to the teams of the Centre National des Arts Plastiques who have allowed this project to be carried out.Coordination: Communications and Information at CNAP
Translation: L’Œil de la Photographie.
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