New-York corner Print

Brick and mortar building in New-York, symbol of the old parts of the city. The way I see it is the opposition between the brick n' mortar buildings which are for me the symbol of workers, of immigrants that came to New-York to find a new life, and the glass n' iron buildings symbol of success and money of white collars. These buildings are not only object, they are alive; they represent the people that live in. They represent the life of people. Between their walls, there are secrets not to be shared. Especially in this period of lock-down, quarantine or self-isolation: the building, the house is where you actually live : you live inside the walls. These walls are alive from the people living in. I have a tendency to fill in every parts of the canvas, sometimes, like in my last "London series of Brick n' mortar" the feeling is that of oppression, of enferment like what I felt during the self-isolation in France. In this painting I 've painted the sky over the building as a sign of freedom, as if the building was liberating itself from the lock-down period of sanitary crisis in the world. It's a post traumatic painting, yet, one cheerful, colourful and turned toward the future. Acrylic on canvas; painted blue sky on the sides protected by an acrylic varnish dated, signed and ready to hang on a wall; delivered with invoice and certificate of authenticity

Print:Giclee on Canvas

Size:14 W x 21 H x 1.25 D in

Size with Frame:15.75 W x 22.75 H x 1.25 D in

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