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Yves Klein byl francouzský výtvarník, jehož dílo se stalo podnětem pro konceptuální umění a umění používající jako svůj výrazový prostředek happening. Známý se stal především svými monochromními obrazy, na nichž aplikoval temně zářivou ultramarínovou barvu. Byl vizionář; podle jeho představy mělo umění v lidstvu probudit senzualitu, která nastolí na Zemi nový, spravedlivý řád. Měl vliv na umění 2. poloviny 20. století. Wikipedia  

✵ 28. duben 1928 – 6. červen 1962
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“In case the buyer wishes this act of integration of the work of art with himself to take place, Yves Klein must.... plus two witness, throw half of the gold received in the ocean, into a river or in some place of nature where this gold cannot be retrieved by anyone. From this moment on, the immaterial pictorial sensitivity zone belongs to the buyer absolutely and intrinsically.”

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Zdroj: before 1960, Ritual for the Relinquishment of the immaterial Pictorial Sensitivity Zones', Yves Klein, 1957-59, p. 207

“Friday, 14 March”

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In 1952; p. 21
before 1960, "Yves Klein, 1928 – 1962, Selected Writings"

“At present, I am particularly excited by 'bad taste'. I have the deep feeling that there exists in the very essence of bad taste a power capable of creating those things situated far beyond what is traditionally termed 'The Work of Art.'”

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I wish to play with human feeling, with its 'morbidity' in a cold and ferocious manner. Only very recently I have become a sort of gravedigger of art (oddly enough, I am using the very terms of my enemies). Some of my latest works have been coffins and tombs. During the same time I succeeded in painting with fire, using particularly powerful and searing gas flames, some of them measuring three to four meters high. I use these to bathe the surface of the painting in such a way that it registered the spontaneous trace of fire.
Quote from Klein's 'Chelsea Hotel Manifesto', 1961; from the Yves Klein Archives - archived from the original on 15 January 2013; as cited on Wikipedia: Yves Klein
After the opening of his unsuccessful exhibition at Leo Castelli's Gallery, New York 1961, Klein stayed with Rotraut Uecker (fr) at the Chelsea Hotel for the duration of the exhibition. While there, he wrote the 'Chelsea Hotel Manifesto', a proclamation of the 'multiplicity of new possibilities'
1960 -1964