Pool with flying car. Painting

I began a series of pools in 2021 "Pool with...", directly inspired by David Hockney's pools. David Hockney's pools from the 60's and 70's embody hedonism, a happy lifestyle, homosexuality and perhaps hope. Personally, some of them seem to me to have a certain sadness about them. Today, their meaning seems to me different from David Hockney's swimming pools because of our times, because of the IPCC reports. Even if they still embody a certain hedonism, they convey an image of selfishness, they symbolize in a way the access to water, and especially the lack of access to water. This work, "Swimming pool with flying car" is part of that series. This carcass could be a "Tesla" or another flamboyant idea, which will normalize the world of tomorrow. My pools are symbols of our human behavior, they are reflections of pools, imaginary, placed in unlikely places. Of course, these pools are puddles, ponds, basins, swimming pools. I also participate in the human drifts that I expose through my work, I am an actor and guilty. We are making a world where many will have unwanted pools and others will have dried up wells. As in the past, family meals drag on, only the adults have the right to speak, and as in the past, they leave the table at 6 pm and, full as they are, they do not want to make decisions that could compromise the next family meal. My work is dictated by our human behavior, I use images to describe our shortcomings, our drifts often linked to intellectual laziness. These pools are part of my work on the landscape, they are a research on the composition based on horizontal lines, in search of a certain fullness, of hope.

Painting:Acrylic on Canvas

Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork

Size:39.4 W x 28.7 H x 0.8 D in

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