Jean Jeanneret and Denis Jutzeler
Color is the visual perception of the spectral distribution of visible light.
Red, green, blue — abbreviated as RGB, from the English “Red, Green, Blue” — is the simplest of the computer color-coding systems. Computer screens recreate a color by additive synthesis from three primary colors: red, green, and blue, forming on the screen a mosaic too small to be seen. The RGB code indicates the intensity of each of these primary colors. (Wikipedia)
RVB presents a current exploration through the encounter between two artists from different generations whose paths have crossed. Both graduates of the École de Photographie de Vevey, Jean and Denis began their careers in the world of cinema, and curiously, met again a few years later in the world of contemporary art. Always connected to medium and technology, the two artists have responded to digital transformations in a very distinctive way.