Didier Triglia
Self-taught, Triglia was born in Perpignan (Pyrénées Orientales – southern France) in 1966.
Didier style can be described as joyous and playful. He uses vibrant colours.
A often creates strange characters, a cyclops with horns, big or laughing mischievous eyes,
creatures that are halfway between animal and human.
Tête de canette 2008-2010
(Heads cans)
Didier Triglia uses crushed cans to create
heads, and then he paints the heads and
sometimes bodies of his figures. Tête de
canette translated from French means
“head bobbin”
http://triglia.free.fr/galerie/tete-de-cannette/index.html
In the art world, often by chance things
appear. For Didier Triglia, the sight of a can
crushed signifies the beginning of the
adventure.
"I immediately
thought of a face.”
http://www.neo-planete.com/2010/10/13/tas-le-look-canette/
"I do not crush, they
already are“
"I've just added some
eyes, a nose, I glued on
a canvas, I made some
adjustments and then
it sold out quickly."
Tête de Canette
By: Didier Trigilia
Create Your Own “Tête de Canette”
Success Criteria
- Lots of bright colours
- Accent Dots
- Eyes, mouth and nose
- Smooth outlines
- Decorate the surface the face is glued to