abstract Print

It's actually an intervention on a billboard. I cut a portion, I painted it at a minimal level and found that there's no need to add anything extra. That already says something. The ambiguity that is obtained shouldn't be more decrypted. I like this immersion in the light. The melting of shapes, their fusion, their overlap. It's a good metaphor of the relationship between the two characters: A vertical one on the left and a horizontal one, overlaying the first. It seems to be a female character. It has one hand before her face supporting her forehead. She's obviously thinking. Of course, she is sad. There are glimpses of misty, frugal, quick thoughts. It's a superposition of plans: Because in the mind, thoughts are not spaced, but intertwined. These presences are vague. Like dreams. The work is done on soft media and will be sent rolled into a tube. It would be advisable to use a minimalist frame, preferable in white.