Seascapes and blue spaces, or another way of looking…
The lyricism of shorelines. The sea, the deep sea far from land, in torment, with all the majesty of its peaks and troughs or at times a doubt about what is sea and what is land. The watery expanses of chalk-white and sea-green. Fractal shapes which draw one to a unified vision of nature. Immersion in matter, water and light.
All those fleeting memories, expressed in different formats in such a way that the initial outward signs of confusion can in the end strike a chord with both the senses and the sheer delight of discovery.
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| Régate 46 x 38 cm |
Profondeur marine 116 x 89 cm |
Pacifique sud 65 x 54 cm |
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| Marine 50 x 35 cm |
Littoral 60 x 60 cm |
La nuit des temps 116 x 89 cm |
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| Sans titre 60 x 60 cm |
Estuaire 65 x 54 cm |
Embouchure du Saint-Laurent 91 x 60 cm |
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| Cote Est 41 x 33 cm |
Bleu de profondeur/Bleu de ciel 130 x 96 cm |
Wharf 65 x 54 cm |
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| Sortie d'écluse 81 x 65 cm |
Roches et profondeur 116 x 81 cm |
Retour de pêche 65 x 54 cm |
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| Retour 43 x 35 cm |
Naufrage 50x65 |
Force 7 100x65 |
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| Quand la mer se retire 100x100 |
