The Man With 1000 Faces
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2022
- Today we're talking about Olivier de Sagazan, a man who came into the public eye with his brilliant but terrifying art piece "Transfiguration"
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His art looks better than half of these new horror films that come out and rely mostly on CGI
TRuE
What's wrong with CGI exactly?
leave it to film nerds to hate on CGI literally every single opportunity they get
in fact, why is every yt comment section full of comments along the lines of "still better than 90% of modern ________" like wtf
Frr, there’s almost no good horror movies anymore. My fav has always been Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974), the practical effects are top tier! The 2021 TCM is amazing use of CGI the blood, the flayed faces, the guts n shit. Amazing.
Edit: CGI horror movies now are just shitty.
@@sarahbelle81 cgi is great in certain contexts but i feel like with horror, and especially body horror there's a certain quality that you just can't replicate with cgi and personally, I never find cgi as scary.
he would make a great artist in the horror genre
Your right
I think he already worked with some film producers on making films. I don't really remember tho... He does have an official website.
This guy would totally fit in a Tool video.
I was actually just thinking this very same thing.
Should be included in the music videos for either "Chocolate Chip Trip" or "Culling Voices."
More like Rammstein
yes!!!!
Ikr, Tool actuqlly drew a lot from the Brothers Quay and from a Japanese dance called Butoh.
The gateway of the mind creepypasta was legendary back in the day when we all thought this was real.
I remember mrcreepypasta using it as footage for his reading of it
Fun Fact: Olivier is the same guy that plays the Skin Taker in Channel Zero's Candle Cove
This man has had such an interesting relationship with the creepypasta community
Candle Love?
I'm generally not a fan of performance art or whatever this is, but EVERY single video you've dropped has covered the exceptions & my favorite topics. It's crazy! Saw a video of this guy when I was young and it haunted me. First rediscovered him in a fan-made video for a song by TOBACCO.
Cool to hear the story behind this video and his philosophy behind the art. It’s nice when the Internet finds these relatively obscure art pieces and makes them go viral.
I'm happy to see you covering Olivier and his work. I'm an artist myself, so I get wanting to find ways to take art to the next level. Each artist's method is their own, and this was Olivier's. Hopefully this will get more people to see him as something more than "That guy from the creepy dank web videos".
The life of an artist is a long arduous journey along with making the art, becoming recognised by the public is the hardest part of an artist life's.
I just want to know how he breathes under all that clay
He usually gives himself nose slits
He never covers his mouth more than 10 seconds
I went to art school for a short period of my life, when I was studying Francis Bacon’s art, my professor showed me Olivier’s work. I really enjoy his work. Thank you for the video
the scariest thing about his work is that he's french
Hou ! Hou !
Je suis le français terrifiant et je vais venir te chatouiller les pieds chaque nuit.
Fais de doux rêves.
C'est le père de Zaho de Sagazan
I purchased a few of his prints a few years back and absolutely adore them. His art spoke to me from the first moment I saw a video. I am so happy to see you covering his work. I get tired of seeing him get what is essentially creepypasta status for his amazing performance art.
What a waste of money
@@TheVioletBunny not to me, but to each their own.
I actually think the creepypasta is one of the greats honestly
@@VortexKiller2 I think the neat part about it is that it introduces his art to new audiences. That’s never a bad thing. Whether you love it or hate it is subjective, but anything that brings people to something they haven’t seen or heard before is just tops. Kind of like kids getting into music because it’s in a show like Stranger Things.
I find the deep web/creepypasta “lore” behind his work irritating because it detracts from what he is actually doing and trying to present to his audience. But if you can push past that and find more of his work to take in, it was worth it.
@@rabbitsrefuse I'm not trying to relate or associate the creepypasta to his art.
I'm praising the art of the creepypasta story, whether that includes me praising his work doesn't really matter to me, I just really enjoy the "loss of all senses and connecting to god" story of the creepypasta.
And no I'm not religious, I just really like the depiction of it in the story.
If been following Sazagan for seven ish years. If anyone else did this, I would think they’d be someone who just wants to be like a tiktok influencer or something like that.
These pieces he does with his face are insane and one of the most original ideas I’ve ever seen an artist do without it being insincere or hacked. His work reminds me of the German expressionism or something, I don’t know. I just really respect this guys work and I don’t know anyone else who could pull this off
that video haunted me at 2am when i was 12...
I remember when this was a viral video, so good to hear the actual background story.
Don’t know if you’ll read this but I’ve been a fan since the creepy images video you made a few years back. Really happy to see your channel where it is now. You’ve inspired me to make content. Don’t ever stop making videos 🔥
Found a new artist to adore today! Also, I just want to say how much I love the recent focus you've had on art. It's such a rich topic and your coverage is thoughtful and engaging. The mainstream opinion of art, especially performance art, as a waste of time or pretentious because people are terrified of being "wrong" and so refuse to engage with anything interpretive or abstract is exhausting to a sad old art-kid like myself. I look forward to re/discovering more artists through your videos!
Thank you! Really glad you enjoy the new videos
@@deburke321 I have questions about the spiritual relm ?
Do u believe u have a side? In it at all?
I saw ur tic toc video and it looked like a demon in the forest. What's ur take?
This video on art was very dark.....I couldn't finish it. Do u love it or is it work?
i love to see performance art talked about with respect. so many people think of it as a joke or an example of a waste of art funding. i think the popularity of marina abramovic has helped demystify perfornance art a lot. but there can still be a lot of dismissal of performances that make people uncomfortable. melati suryodarmo takes a lot of flak online for her work, i think because people imagine artists do what they do in dead seriousness, whereas i think it's possible for the artist to acknowledge or even play on the humour of doing something weird - humour and joy and awkwardness can be a side effect or can even be part of what the performance interrogates. sometimes we as the audience should try to just sit with those feelings a bit more.
I remember seeing these like 6 years ago when a classmate showed me. It’s genuinely unsettling how the interpretive nature of the faces he creates makes them oddly more scary
I loved the reaction people had when watching him in pottery class.
People like him makes me love art so much, thank u so much for covering this
I was eating.
I knew what the video was gonna be.
Yet I clicked.
I clicked.
my uncle showed me this video when i was little a long long time ago and i thought it was a horror movie but now it’s weird seeing this now knowing it’s just an art piece.
This is Nuts.
I'm a big fan of the band Tool. His work reminds me of something I would see in one of their videos which are produced by their guitarist Adam Jones. Jones himself worked on a number of Hollywood movies in the 80's and early 90's as a visual/make up artist and sculptor prior to Tool becoming a major band. Here is an excerpt from his Wiki:
"After graduation, he went to work at Rick Lazzarini's Character Shop. During the next two years, he worked on the TV show Monsters. He designed and fabricated a Grim Reaper makeup and a zombie head on a spike (later used in Ghostbusters II) among others. After that, he went to Stan Winston's special effects workshop, where he worked on Predator 2, sculpting a unique-looking skull for the Predator's spaceship interior.[4]
Jones worked on several other films in Hollywood doing makeup and set design, including Jurassic Park, Batman Returns, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, Dances with Wolves, and Ghostbusters II. He did the "Freddy Krueger in the womb" makeup for A Nightmare on Elm Street 5: The Dream Child, as well as work for A Nightmare on Elm Street 4: The Dream Master."
Perhaps the two should work together on a new music video. God knows I would love to see a new one! lol
For those who enjoy the work by Olivier de Sagazan but don't know about Tool, I would recommend checking out their videos. You may not like their music but would probably find some of their videos very enjoyable.
Hey Deburke, I wanted to thank you for doing these great videos ❤️ I'm in love with outsider artists and you're doing such an fine job exposing them to a larger audience
Thank you I really appreciate it!
I feel SO SOTRY for the ones claiming they see nothing else than "a man throwing clay on his face" !!
I have been binging your channel so much the past few days. Literally only watching your channel for the most part. You're gonna blow up dude. Foreal, just keep grinding and never give up! You are incredibly gifted at what you do.
Thanks so much I really appreciate it!
Anyone who says it's "just a man throwing clay on his face" probably also says "its just a guy putting paint on a canvas" when they look at a painter.
Wow this was so interesting - I'm definitely going to go watch his vids now! Excellent video, as always 👍
This is awesome. I can't stop watching the process. And it's got a feeling of madness behind it. A visual representation of how the mind thinks in psychosis. I liked it.
Thank you for bringing him to light. I have never stumbled upon his work, but im facinated! Love your videos!
Thanks a million, glad you enjoyed!
I remember watching this video years ago creeped out. Years later, here I am thanks to my subscriptions page.
I use to do the same as a kid with my oatmeal.... instead of eating it....
Gateway of the Porridge
Thank you for honoring this man's work.
I honestly adore this man. The stuff he does is so unique and it's absolutely amazing. The fact he manages to come up with stuff like this is unbelievably fascinating. Favorite artist, honestly. Just wow...
When he said "Rara UGH" I really felt that
Your channel is amazing thank you for this great content!!!
I wonder if he gets clay in his eyes? That would suck.
He also appears in the experimental documentary samsara 2011
It's ironic. He wanted to give his art this vague quality called life but the only reason it affects people is that it mimics the decay of death.
Let's rediscover the wheel and call it a dimensionally compressed sphereoid.
Wtf did I just watch
9:24 I have that screenshot printed and taped to the door to my room so ppl know thats my domain, also been watching you for a year by now, forget I was super into Olivier de Sagazan's work at one point thx for bringing me back
Well I've just subscribed to the guy. I don't know why but I can't take my eyes off of it. Truly an artist in my eyes and genius. Cheers for sharing his work :)
He reminds me so much of Mummenschanz, really really cool stuff
I love this guy's work, thanks for doing a video about him.
Sagazan is to sculpting what Igorrr is to music
Thank you for sharing
His clay masks look like something you'd see in a horror game, one of them reminds me of Outlast 2
Can't find the documentary,u got a link?
I've never seen this before, thank you!
Im watching a shadow made manifest trough the depths of his psyche.
Incredible.
The first time I watched this a long time ago it actually scared me and gave me a deep feeling of fear.
There is a fine line between genius and madness (and all that!)
Can he actually see out of all that clay too? To be able to create the masks and eyes without vision is pretty damn hard
this is the most badass artist ever
thanks for reminding me about this
Your welcome 👍
Came to his work through Samsara. Amazing artist
Amazing video 😍
He is actually à great artist, i like him a lot
The life of an artist is a long arduous journey along with making the art, becoming recognised by the public is the hardest part of an artist life's.
Another great episode.
Thanks Efe!
I remember seeing this when I was 4 so confused but mostly scared if what he was not that I could understand it, it just sounded so strange
I remember this video was going around alot when MeatSleep was trending too.
One of his performances is featured in the movie Samsara too
Is he the artist for the saw movies. His style would fit perfectly
Honestly, absolutely love this dudes art
I personally don't find anything life changing about smearing mud on one's face, but to each his own.
tik tok be spreading misinformation like its nobody business
OH!!!! I knew I recognized his work!! I think most old school creepypasta fans know the exact story that used one of his art pieces as the background
Cool. Interesting. Fascinating.
I don't get it! 🤷♀️ Going by the comments I seem to be the only one that really doesn't understand the fascination with a guy who's literally covering himself in clay, paint and who knows what else. Some parts I actually found quite disturbing. I'm an artist along with half my family, all creating totally different pieces in totally different styles and media and liking totally different artists so I'm not narrow minded but this.... 🤷♀️ And aye I know it won't be a popular opinion but I honestly don't see the appeal nor the "talent" for lack of a better word. 🤔
amazing!
Dude the "INLEGEND -King of apathy" Song actually kicks hard.
Me when I switch from a bentonite clay mask to forever learning how to apply makeup
First piece was "man throwing clay on his face". After that it becomes less about what he creates from the clay and more about how he's doing it. Since he cannot really know exactly what he's creating, his movements, the agression or subtlety within the movement becomes the piece. Like it evolved into an unintentional dance. Im guessing if he got bored with this style of art he could simply film himself creating a sculpture or perform it live. Not really my cup of tea but as an evolving artist I can appreciate it.
5:50 from which video is that from? Fascinating honestly
This always reminded me of the film Begotten
REQUEST: Look into Edwin Borsheim and Kettle Cadaver. One of the most intense human beings in music.
Jesus! I was not prepared for that.
He is stunning! I'm not common and I don't respect the status quo.We artists owe the public our best,even if it's gloriously GROTESQUE! Give them more than CAKE!! Especially in these mediocre times.🤔
Awesome. This guy definitely needs more recognition for his great work!
It's amazing the stuff that exists in the world.
For fuck’s sake Olivier. Someone has to clean all that up you know.
Where can I find the documentary
Am I the only one who heard him say “HADUSA HADUSA”
He’s trying to alchemize clay into life and allowing himself to be possessed by deeply primal psychic forces… and you say his art has nothing to do with the occult? 🤔 The man is literally practicing magick.
Imagine if him and Tim Burton met and Tim asked him to give him ideas for a new movie
a very interesting human, with large passion in art yes it's understandable but it's above the limits. Just doing with clay and hey is like a kid throwing food on his face like spaghetti and tomato sauce which there's no value to the point. It's like a kid making a picture with paint but there's no value to it because it's just nothing big. Moving on to an adult doing as a kid could do again there's nothing big about it, I just consider it as a hobby or his passion of doing it. But again in this planet we live there are people out there that get extremely excited and interesting in it but there's no value.
amazing that in his attempt to make living breathing art, he made horror O-o. wonder if theres a parallel about humans attemptiong to manufacture lifeforms.
Did ya guys realized the bolder, most outstanding and authentic guys in art scene are aways slavic or french 👁️ 👁️ olivier surely snaps
French people are weird, bro, what can I say?
This is black metal as hell.
Does anyone have the living matter link in really curious to see it but can’t find it
He would be a good villain ngl
You guys should watch the Gunter Brus exhibitions
he just vibing, good for him!
Hey, it's that creepy pasta narration stock footage guy.
This. Was. FASCINATING!!!
How does he breathe under all that clay?
That question has been on my mind for ages.
where can I watch Living Matter?