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À propos de l'œuvre
- 61 x 50 x 2 cm
L'œuvre peut être retirée à la galerie BelArt à Bruxelles, Belgique, ou peut être livrée à l'adresse de votre choix dans un délai de 2 à 3 semaines après la confirmation de votre commande. L'œuvre est assurée pendant le transport, il n'y a donc aucun risque. Origine : Belgique : Belgique.
Sophie Dumont, offers a captivating work that invites meditation on the balance between matter and abstraction. This oil on canvas, through its composition in horizontal bands, explores the subtle dialogue between textures, colors and lines.
The arrangement of the layers, carefully superimposed, recalls an abstract landscape or geological layers revealed by time. The horizontal lines, sometimes regular, sometimes irregular, create a soothing but dynamic visual rhythm. This balance reflects a fragile harmony, oscillating between control and the unexpected.
The richness of the hues, ranging from deep reds to golden ochres, through luminous grays and whites, establishes a chromatic tension. The central dark blue band acts as a visual anchor point, reinforcing the depth and bringing a touch of gravity. These colors evoke natural elements – earth, sky, light – while maintaining a pure abstraction.
Dumont’s distinctive treatment of matter brings flat surfaces to life. The impastos and multiple layers create a vibrant texture that captures the light, adding a tactile dimension to the work. This play of textures invites the viewer to interact, to feel the visual and almost physical vibrations of the layers.
The title reflects both the order and the inherent musicality of the work. The bands of color become visual notes, united in a composition reminiscent of a musical score. This work can be interpreted as a reflection on the interconnection of elements, whether in nature, music or life itself.
With, Sophie Dumont delivers a work that transcends simple abstraction to evoke emotional and sensory landscapes. Through her expert use of matter and color, the artist once again confirms her status as a major figure in contemporary art.