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What seems like pure geometry hides a portrait.
From a distance: a face.
Up close: a maze of memories.
Signed by innocence.

Acrylic on canvas, 100×100 cm, 3D stretcher

“Colorful geometries, fragments of architecture and memory.
Step back, and faces emerge.” 2 Canvas 100x100

Lignes en tension.
Couleurs suspendues.
Un secret géométrique qui ne se livre qu’au regard patient.

. Acrylic on canvas 130x97x2,5 cm. This canvas is an exploration of space, where different planes and points of view meet and overlap. Inspired by my travels, it plays with lines, colors, and depth, creating a universe that is both structured and free.

The dominant pink blends with other vibrant tones, offering a sense of energy and light. The bold black lines define the contours of this space, like windows opening onto a world in constant evolution. At the heart of this interplay of shapes and colors is the small figure—a drawing made by my daughter when she was three—that naturally takes center stage. She brings lightness, simplicity, and an innocent gaze that transforms the entire composition. Through her childlike eyes, everything is seen differently: this world of lines becomes a playground for wonder, a space where boundaries blur and perspectives are multiple.

From a distance, another abstract face begins to emerge in the composition, like a mysterious echo of the child discovering the world. This face, which appears more clearly on a second glance, seems to confront the small girl. Is it an imaginary character, a reflection of thoughts, or a projection of emotions? This dual perspective invites a deeper reflection on the relationship between imagination and reality.

Through this canvas, I aim to capture the contrast between the order of the lines and the freedom of color, between the rigor of space and the fluidity of emotions. Like life itself, it is an alternation of overlapping planes, intersecting perspectives, but always with a touch of spontaneity and joy.