Moyen Format Rectangle

Acrylic painting inspired by one of my favorite artists named Amano Yoshitaka, applying the features of this couple in Indian ink, contrasting with the colored background. Tuiu eom eofife eeuop upz opea i àe ai ozuzu rpurep ruuupe ue aujzp ueoiry zzyoz yzoyzo zuozu yz yzzyuozyuzazyiourçre oireuo reoryeihliu rptup uo euoàt o tuiy gisgdsjk gqkuz uo yefqjkfegjkey

Acrylic painting inspired by one of my favorite artists named Amano Yoshitaka, applying the features of this couple in Indian ink, contrasting with the colored background. Tuiu eom eofife eeuop upz opea i àe ai ozuzu rpurep ruuupe ue aujzp ueoiry zzyoz yzoyzo zuozu yz yzzyuozyuzazyiourçre oireuo reoryeihliu rptup uo euoàt o tuiy gisgdsjk gqkuz uo yefqjkfegjkey

Acrylic painting inspired by one of my favorite artists named Amano Yoshitaka, applying the features of this couple in Indian ink, contrasting with the colored background. Tuiu eom eofife eeuop upz opea i àe ai ozuzu rpurep ruuupe ue aujzp ueoiry zzyoz yzoyzo zuozu yz yzzyuozyuzazyiourçre oireuo reoryeihliu rptup uo euoàt o tuiy gisgdsjk gqkuz uo yefqjkfegjkey

Spontaneous acrylic painting with India ink. Abstract and spontaneous

Acrylic painting created in Italy. Inspired by the fairy tale The Princess and the Pea.

Acrylic painting inspired by a Greek poem when I was on the island of Crete.

A spontaneous acrylic painting, and seeing a woman in it, made me think of the monad that I cherish so much

Acrylic painting created aboard a small sailboat immobilized in a garden near Joué-l'Abbé. At first everything was white then with intertwined lines in intuition, the intuitive pencil gave way to yellow making curves appear then a distant silhouette was revealed and I followed it by dressing it in blue. This is how he reads while resting in the tranquility of the garden accompanied by some collages of fabrics and plants.

Acrylic painting inspired by Hundertwasser, created on the enamel of a sink in Italy

Acrylic painting inspired by Hundertwasser, created on the enamel of a sink in Italy

Acrylic painting inspired by Hundertwasser, created on the enamel of a sink in Italy

A variation of frequencies resonates an infinity of particles the air slides invisible threads each silhouette carries within it an infinity of others existing simultaneously with one another. Acrylic painting based on an initially intuitive drawing. The transparency of the line gives way to the color that draws the silhouettes emerging from the colorful contrasts.

While out walking with a friend, he confided in me that he adores chamois... And that's perfect, I want to give him a souvenir. I have to finish my trip, so, extremely rarely, I agree to paint this animal! A figurative painting! An exercise I don't particularly enjoy... Unless I paint it in my own style? And here's the result.