Mercedes W196 Bleue
Composite & aluminium
70*30*15 cm
Mercedes W196 Noire
Composite & aluminium
70*30*15 cm
Mercedes W196 st
Steel & aluminium
76*30*18 cm
Mercedes W196 FA Poli
Inox & aluminium
70*30*18 cm
Mercedes W196 FA Mat
Inox & aluminium
70*30*18 cm
Mercedes Swim Liner W196
Ebony & aluminium
76*33*15 cm
Ferrari 250 GTO Rouge
Composite & aluminium
76*33*15 cm
Riva
Steel & mahogany wood
Ferrari 250 GTO Noire
Composite & aluminium
76*33*15 cm
Ferrari 250 GTO Blanche
Composite & aluminium
76*33*15 cm
Bugatti Atlantic Poli
Aluminium
76*33*22 cm
Bugatti Atlantic Mat
Aluminium, inox & bronze
70*30*15 cm
Auto Union Avus
Aluminium
76*33*15 cm
Auto Union Avus Mini
Aluminium
39*18*7 cm
Aston Martin
Composite & aluminium
37*18*9 cm
Tour Eiffel
Inox
70*70*180 cm
Chrysler
Inox
H 180 cm
Liberté
Inox
H 150 cm
Aston Martin
Bronze
37*18*9 cm
BIOGRAPHIE
Artist
Architect, passionate by « Futurism », nephew of famous actor, Jacques Dufilho, Antoine Dufilho is painter himself, sculptor, esthete and the greatest fan of Bugatti. Since his early childhood, he has been surrounded by the family’s passion about sportive cars and its’ mechanical beauty.
Self-taught man, he has decided to work on the purification of various legendary and exclusive car models, and to decline each car in “series” of different interpretations. These car models, made of aluminum plates, hammered and soldered together, dressed in custom paint, are expression of speed itself, with oval-shaped wheels, reminding us the effect produced by an old-time photographic shutter (of former days).
Such representation aims to make lighter the models and keep an authentic morphology of the automobile, it gives also a complex vision of new multiple curves. This way of representation reminds the mechanical art of an engine or car’s front grille, and offers to spectator a special perception of the model from different viewpoint. He seeks to integrate in his artworks all aspects of modernity, and especially by choosing materials.
Exhibition and Honors
Since 2013, Antoine Dufilho is displayed in many he exhibits exclusively in Paris at galleries Mickael Marciano.
