Amandine Urruty - The party

Central figure of compositions saturated in charcoal and graphite, a gallery of characters too chubby to be completely honest, watches over a resolutely borderline Neverland. Illegitimate offspring of a recomposed family with Jérôme Bosch, Lewis Carrol, Stephen King and Jérôme Zonder in tutelary shadows, they are the actors of a small masked theater, where everything seems about to change with great blows of a hammer. Ambitious, erudite and abundant, this work is also that of a child of the 1980s who would have mischievously dumped her gargantuan toy box, to organize the ultimate birthday party, as much dreaded by parents as an invasion of hungry Gremlins.