TWO BLACK CLOUDS, ONE WHITE CLOUD II
Référence : 26-1-23
Painting made in aerosol, charcoal and acrylic by Béatrice Pontacq on a cotton canvas. The artist is inspired by recognizable natural elements to create abstract paintings.
Length : 32.68 in / 83 cm
Height : 40.16 in / 102 cm
Width : 1.18 in / 3 cm
Weigth : 4.41 lb / 2 kg
Artist : Beatrice Pontacq
Mediums : Charcoal, spray paint and acrylic
Support: Cotton canvas
Supervision: Natural oak
Inspiration: There is, in Béatrice Pontacq’s painting, something that happens even before the eye names it. A presence. A slow emergence. Neither quite landscape nor completely abstract, his works stand in this fragile interval where the world still hesitates to reveal itself. A shadow appears — mountain or island — suspended between sky and matter, as if detached from any geography.
It floats, silent, in a space without landmarks, bathed in a dull light.
Nothing is affirmed, everything is suggested.
Dimensions: 81 x 100 cm / 83 x 102 cm framed
Warranty: Signed and issued with a certificate of authenticity
Beatrice Pontacq
FRANCE
Béatrice Pontacq is a painter in Bordeaux. “With Béatrice Pontacq, we are in the theory of the genesis of forms, in which the space of the work is far from playing the simple role of a container of recognizable figures (landscapes, horizon, clouds), in which the backgrounds tell less a story than they produce the place and time of a mystery. (…) In these “imaginary” landscapes in which the feeling of absence looms, the horizon effectively appears as a symbol of the distance and one beyond the visible, the edges of the painting are blurred, undefined, as for opening up the space beyond the scope of representation and placing the material in the intangible. ”
Corinne Szabo, professor of art history in preparatory classes for grandes écoles
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