" #abluedhabi " (Diptychs Series) 2018 Painting

This watercolor painting was inspired by two screenshots I’ve taken on some Instagram accounts. here is an interesting link between two screenshots evoking the female body, and how it is seen by people in Museums. On the left a live performance art by Yves Klein ; on the right a picture of a veiled woman taking a photograph of the result of that performance ("Untitled Anthropometry" ANT 110, 1960) at the Louvre Abu Dhabi. Regarding the word “Hapax” : It refers to something that only occurs once, a meaningful event or anything special happening to you, which then make your life change. If you’re familiar with Instagram, you are likely used to see, and then swipe away quickly lots of content from other accounts. With my paintings, however, I suggest you take a break, just to look after several pictures I really like. I figured out this was the best way of really sharing my visual universe, and expressing my feelings, my thoughts. Most of time the paintings are interesting not only for the pictures themselves, but also for the texts below them. To me, this « Diptychs Series », is the opportunity to gather Art with the everyday life subjects, such as politic, climate crisis, women’s rights, etc. When you see two pictures gathered you mentally try to find the link between them. Sometimes it’s not obvious, sometimes it is, but it is always suggesting some awareness. As an artist, I sometimes feel more like an artivist. I don’t forget the word « social » in social networks. It’s also an opportunity to often get in touch with people I really appreciate and who share my point of view on these questions. Feel free to DM me if you want to express thoughts. Please consider following me on Instagram if you’re interested in my latest works.

Painting:Watercolor on Paper

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:20.7 W x 20.7 H x 1.8 D in

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