
Period | Contemporary (1945-today) |
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Bali captures the essence of the dawn sky through a gradation of colors.
Part of the “Dawn” collection.
It lies on the border between abstraction and figuration.
The aim is to convey a sense of man's smallness in the face of the immensity of the world, while at the same time revealing the beauty and grandeur of nature.
Seemingly simple, the surface is made up of an infinite number of micro-droplets of paint. This hidden complexity invites contemplation and reflection: behind what seems simple lies an unsuspected richness, perceptible only to those who take the time to observe.
Conceived as a window, this work invites the viewer to look beyond the room to the sky and the universe.
It inspires a sense of soothing solitude and plenitude, offering a break from the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
The frame, entirely handmade by the artist, is an integral part of the work, reinforcing the idea of a window.
The use of acrylic spray as the main technique is chosen for its volatility and lightness to reinforce this idea of plenitude and appeasement.
The title, inspired by a city or region, is interchangeable to underline the universality of the experience. Whether we're in Paris, Bali or Dakar, we share the same sky.
Through this common immensity, the work conveys a message of unity and equality: we are all united in our smallness and humanity.