CYPRESS I – PEREGRINATION
Référence :
Inks, walnut stain and acrylic paint on natural linen by Rémy Allamand for his series entitled Peregrinations inspired by romantic landscapes of the south of France at dusk.
Length : 53.15 in / 135 cm
Height : 72.83 in / 185 cm
Width : 1.18 in / 3 cm
Weigth : 8.82 lb / 4 kg
Artist: Rémy Allamand
Mediums: Inks, walnut stain and acrylic paint
Support: Natural linen canvas frame
Frame: Black lacquer wood
Inspiration: “For this series entitled Peregrinations, the idea was to transcribe memories of walks, visits to places in the south of France. A universe where the expression of these sometimes blurred memories mingles with romanticized images that are expressed via muted tones. A precise moment when it is no longer daylight but not yet quite night. Between dream and reality.” Rémy Allamand
Two groups of cypresses face each other in a dark expanse, separated by a void that becomes a space of tension and breathing. The composition, reduced to a few slender shapes against a veiled sky, plays on the fragile balance between appearance and erasure. Through a palette of muted browns and deep blacks, the artist creates a meditative atmosphere, where the gaze lingers on the variations of light in the shadows. Here, the landscape is no longer a simple representation but becomes a threshold, a place of waiting and silence.
Authentication: Signed and issued with a certificate of authenticity
Rémy Allamand
France
Rémy Allamand is a sculptor established in the South-West of France. Inspired series inspired by the architecture of places of worship, clay, hemp and lime. Reveal the substance in the form. Provided that the sensory approach contributes to learning about the sensitive world and connecting to our environment.
