Polyphony 100 x 100 x 1.6 cm

Description

In this playful abstraction, suspended forms float in an ethereal atmosphere, offering the spectacle of minimalist visual poetry. We can still see a landscape that would be the abstract extension of a Japanese print, the notion of space remains present and we guess a story that hides behind the motifs with the mountainous aspect. I wanted to preserve a natural or almost geological aspect in the representation of elements, such as cloud formations obtained by melts and traces of liquids created by dilute paint drips. All the canvas was painted with a single brush, varying its inclination, pressure, quantity of material on board and dipping it into the water to obtain the washes.