The artwork is available for pickup at BelArt Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, or it can be delivered to the address of your choice within 2 to 3 weeks after your order is confirmed. The artwork is insured during transportation, so there's no risk. Origin: Belgium.
 
In "Chronicles of the Mind," Sophie Dumont invites us to a subtle exploration of lines and volumes through the art of oil painting. This work, measuring 150 x 50 cm, is part of a contemporary approach where mastery of texture and color is essential. At first glance, the work seems to capture the very essence of reflection, intellect, and the immaterial through the representation of books, a metaphor for knowledge and accumulated wisdom.
The chosen colors, ranging from dark tones to warmer, brighter shades, create a dialogue between shadows and light. This dynamic reflects the intellectual process that oscillates between the darkness of the questions and the clarity of the answers. The rigid, structured vertical lines symbolize order and logic, while the spacing, both calm and dynamic, suggests a constantly evolving thought, a quest for knowledge in perpetual transformation.
The contrast of colors, with accents of orange and yellow, can be interpreted as a bright light within the darkness. The books, which follow one another without any apparent shift, generate a sense of fluidity in the arrangement of the pictorial space, which symbolizes the continual movement of ideas and thoughts, their interdependence. The textured surface of the canvas, worked with assertive brushstrokes, reinforces the organic dimension of the work, as if each book, each shelf, were a stage in the human intellectual journey.
"Chronicles of the Mind" is a work that invites us to reflect deeply on how we construct and nurture our knowledge. It goes beyond the simple representation of a piece of furniture or a bookcase; it becomes a true mental space where memory, knowledge, and contemplation intersect. The choice of frame, black or natural wood, allows the canvas to blend into its surroundings while drawing the eye to the strength and subtlety of its message.
In short, Sophie Dumont offers us an intimate, almost silent work that highlights the invisible in our material world. "Chronicles of the Mind" captures the essence of human thought through pure forms and meticulously chosen colors, offering the viewer a visual reflection as rich as the interior of the books it depicts.