Diptyques

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• Whether they are abstract, through watercolor, with a search for textures. A spontaneous materiality of what would be considered an escape through plural colors and the transparency of the soul.

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• Or figurative, for the translation of a feeling, a state of mind, a bodily state or a person.

 

These two works are distinct in their period of creation. However, they are closely linked by their use of color (through complementarity, tonal variations, etc.). Undoubtedly, they represent creative correspondences moving from the abstract to the figurative.

 

These are diptychs, mental tableaux, transcending the spatio-temporal constraints of the surrounding world. Finding the opportunity through lines or colors, near or far, so that beauty is not merely a matter of style, but of a devotion to the other and a sublimated personal story.