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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIRWORLD’S FAIR 3- LONDON 1862
WORLD’S FAIR 3
LONDON 1862
Immerse yourself in the vibrant and colorful universe of the Universal Exhibition of 1862 through this abstract representation.
Stylized geometric shapes evoke the architecture and technology of the time, while the bright colors bring a touch of modernity.
Red evokes the power of British industry, while blue symbolizes innovation and science.
The yellow recalls the richness of the colonies and the green, nature and agriculture.
This image is a testament to the ingenuity and creativity of the Victorian era, and an invitation to explore the history and culture of this fascinating era.
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR 4- PARIS 1867
WORLD’S FAIR 4
PARIS 1867
An abstract representation of the Paris Universal Exhibition of 1867 uses geometric shapes and bold colors to capture the essence of this historic event.
The shapes recall the architecture and decoration of the time, while the colors evoke the enthusiasm and innovation that marked the Expo.
The red evokes the pavilion of French industry and the blue represents the Seine, which served as a transportation route for visitors.
This abstract representation is a tribute to the Universal Exhibition of 1867 and the richness of its history.
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR 5- VIENNA 1873
WORLD’S FAIR 5
VIENNA 1873
This abstract representation of the Vienna World's Fair in 1873 is an explosion of bright colors and geometric shapes.
Circles, triangles and squares intertwine to form a whirlwind of movement and dynamism.
Warm shades of orange, of yellow and red recall the decorative arts and tapestries exhibited at the event.
This artwork is a celebration of the innovation and creativity that was showcased at the Vienna World Expo in 1873.
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR 6- PHILADELPHIA 1876
WORLD’S FAIR 6
PHILADELPHIA 1876
This abstract work represents the Philadelphia World's Fair 1876 through geometric shapes and bright colors.
The emblematic buildings of the exhibition are suggested by the lines and curves.
Red colors, blue and yellow evoke the spirit of innovation and progress of the time.
Asymmetrical shapes add an artistic touch and reflect the diversity of cultures and technologies presented.
This abstract representation celebrates the innovation and creativity of the Universal Exhibition of 1876.
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR 7- PARIS 1878
WORLD’S FAIR 7
PARIS 1878
This abstract representation of the Paris Universal Exhibition in 1878 captures the essence of the event with dynamic geometric shapes and vibrant colors.
The blue evokes the Seine which crosses the city, while the red in the center evokes the famous Moulin Rouge.
Silver gray and purple symbolize the artistic and cultural richness of the exhibition, while black and white add a touch of elegance and sophistication.
The stylized shapes represent the different pavilions and attractions of the exhibition, offering an abstract but captivating vision of this major event in Parisian history.
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR 8- MELBOURNE 1880
WORLD’S FAIR 8
MELBOURNE 1880
An abstract representation of the Melbourne World Expo in 1880 which captures the essence of the event through geometric shapes, bold lines and curves as well as bright colors.
This innovative and conceptual work expresses a sense of artistic creativity while showing mastery of abstract art.
Vibrant colors and dynamic shapes symbolize the excitement and energy of the fair, while showcasing the artist’s distinctive artistic style.
The artwork is visually striking making it a perfect piece for any interior design project.
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR 9- BARCELONA 1888
WORLD’S FAIR 9
BARCELONA 1888
This abstract representation of the Barcelona Universal Exhibition in 1888 is a dynamic and captivating work of art.
With its geometric shapes, its bold lines and bright colors, she embodies the innovative spirit of the event.
The subtly balanced composition is a testament to the artistic mastery of its creator, able to convey the essence of the Exhibition while adding its own creative touch.
This timeless work of art is a stylish addition to any interior, offering a subtle but powerful reminder of the historic impact of the Barcelona World Expo 1888.
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RUBICK’S CUBE
“We use colors, but we paint with the feeling”
Jean Chardin
Artist, writer (1643 – 1713)
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WHY
"Change is a door that only opens from within"
Tom Peters
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Bleu, Squares, Available for sale, Chart, Yellow, Multi panels, Multicolored, Noir, Orange, Painting, Petit, Rectangle, Size XXL, Very large, WORLD'S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR
WORLD’S FAIR
Un concept artistique exclusif qui vous offre la liberté de créer votre propre composition personnelle.
Chaque toile est une pièce d’un puzzle artistique liée aux autres pour créer une œuvre originale de 20 toiles de 40 cm x 40 cm.
Ces pièces peuvent être exposées ensemble, in order, randomly or individually, according to individual preferences.
Vous avez le pouvoir de maintenir la continuité ou de tout réinventer.
Choisissez parmi les toiles, composez Votre œuvre unique !
Une œuvre, des combinaisons infinies, la liberté de composer ensemble !
London 1851 | Paris 1855 | London 1862 | Paris 1867 | Vienna 1873 | Philadelphia 1876 | Paris 1878 | Melbourne 1880 | Barcelona 1888 | Paris 1889 | Chicago 1893 | Bruxelles 1897 | Paris 1900 | Saint Louis 1904 | Liège 1905 | Milan 1906 | Bruxelles 1910 | Thinking 1913 | San Francisco 1915 | Barcelona 1929
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NO NAME
“The emerald does not lose its value for lack of praise.”
Marcus Aurelius
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MELTING POT
This unique composition, titled “Melting Pot”, is a large abstract painting that will find its place in all interiors, from the most classic to the most contemporary.
“Melting Pot” is a visual fresco that unfolds on a vast canvas, inviting the viewer on a captivating journey through 13 “skits” distinct.
Each scene is an exploration of textures, colors and artistic techniques, thus creating a kaleidoscope of visual emotions.
Textures vary from smooth to rough, from glossy to matte, offering a true tactile feast for the eyes. Colors, as for them, come in an infinite palette, ranging from soft, calming hues to vibrant, bold pops. It is a chromatic symphony that knows how to move and intrigue.
Ce qui rend “Melting Pot” encore plus fascinant, ce sont les techniques mixtes utilisées. J’ai exploité une diversité de matériaux et de médiums pour créer des effets inattendus. Les transitions subtiles et les superpositions audacieuses apportent une dimension surprenante à l’ensemble, invitant le regard à explorer les moindres recoins de cette toile vivante.
L’harmonie globale qui émane de “Melting Pot” est profondément originale. Chaque scénette interagit avec les autres pour former un tout cohérent, une composition abstraite qui révèle sa propre histoire à chaque instant. C’est une œuvre qui évolue, qui se réinvente sans cesse, tout comme les intérieurs dans lesquels elle prend place.
Whether you're looking to add a bold touch to a classic room or enhance the aesthetic of a contemporary decor, “Melting Pot” is the answer.
It is a work of art that transcends stylistic boundaries and will awaken creativity in any environment.
She embodies the spirit of abstract art in all its splendor, capturing the complexity and richness of artistic diversity in unforgettable visual harmony.
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JAZZY at NEW ORLEANS
Face au tableau “Jazzy”, vous êtes instantanément transporté dans les rues animées de la Nouvelle-Orléans.
Cette œuvre de grande dimension, sur fond rouge éclatant, nous joue des airs de jazz dans une harmonie de couleurs joyeuses, capturant l’essence même de cette musique iconique.
Les couleurs chaudes de “Jazzy” nous renvoie l’énergie envoûtante de cette ville, où le jazz résonne jour et nuit. Des teintes ardentes de rouge et d’orange dansent en parfaite harmonie, rappelant l’atmosphère électrique qui y règne. C’est une palette qui brille comme une improvisation de cuivre sous les projecteurs d’un club de jazz.
Au cœur de la composition, des musiciens invisibles semblent jouer avec passion et virtuosité. Leurs silhouettes se dessinent dans les lignes abstraites du tableau, créant un sentiment de mouvement et d’émotion. Les notes invisibles de leurs instruments se fondent dans la toile, invitant le spectateur à sentir la musique qui vibre dans l’air.
Le rouge, couleur de la passion, du rythme effréné et de l’expression émotionnelle, est le fil conducteur de “Jazzy”. Il évoque l’âme ardente du jazz, une musique qui exprime la joie, la mélancolie, et la célébration de la vie. Chaque nuance révèle une facette de cette musique emblématique.
“Jazzy” est bien plus qu’une œuvre d’art ; c’est une expérience sensorielle, un hommage vibrant à la Nouvelle-Orléans, à ses rues animées, à son jazz enivrant. C’est une symphonie visuelle qui capture l’essence de la musique dans une explosion de couleurs, où chaque coup de pinceau évoque une note de saxophone ou un rythme de batterie.
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LISBOA
“Lisboa” immerses us in the heart of this incredible city, immortal through the words of Fernando Pessoa.
This large canvas is a visual explosion of vibrant colors, intertwined, just like the facades of Lisbon itself.
Colors, lively and diverse, mingle in a frantic dance, creating a visual kaleidoscope that reflects the richness and vitality of the Portuguese capital. But in the middle of this profusion of hues, a subtle melancholy emerges.
Filigree, almost elusive but nevertheless present, a few lines from Pessoa's iconic poem blend into the canvas. “Lisbon with its houses of different colors” : these words, like distant whispers, evoke the monotony perceived by the author in the face of so much diversity. They recall the complex duality of Lisbon, a city where the brilliance of exterior colors contrasts with interior darkness, a city of paradoxes.
This painting is a tribute to the Lisboa of Pessoa, a city where architectural diversity combines with a latent melancholy. The artist’s subtle nuances express the “missing” eternal that Fernando Pessoa had for this city, an indefinable feeling of nostalgia and love.
“Lisboa” is much more than a canvas ; it is a visual meditation on the soul of the city and on the soul of those who travel through it. It is a reminder that even in the midst of constant diversity and change, a sweet melancholy persists, adding emotional depth to the beauty of colorful facades.
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PETITE HISTOIRE
“Nothing is impossible, only the limits of our minds define some things as inconceivable. “
Marc Levy
