Le jardin de bamboo Painting

Sunset in a bamboo garden in Kamakura, historic city of Japan. The intensity of the light gives us a dreamlike atmosphere that dominates the canvas. The production is based on the "Al fresco" pictorial technique. The colors are prepared with natural pigments "Iwa enogu", the same ones used in the traditional Japanese painting "Nihonga". The pigments are mixed with tree resin, which gives a unique transparency and a power of vitality to the colors. By Atsushi Takeda (art critic) ...The first time I saw the works of Patrick Gerola, a new sense of pleasure came over me. Essentially, his works made me feel something I had never felt before. To put it simply, the primary cause of this sensation was the vividness and intensity of the colours. His sense of colour is mysterious because even though the colours are so intense, his moist and sleek colours are extremely relaxing and seemingly comforting my eyes. Second was the aesthetic beauty within his brush strokes. In some, but not all of his works, I can see the lively lines created by his arms that move and jump around lightly at times, while at other times they seem to be heavy. Looking at these lines makes me feel good for. The third cause behind this sense of pleasure was the mysterious world hidden in the canvases...

Painting:Al fresco on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:31.5 W x 39.4 H x 1 D in

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