LES SEAUX OUBLIÉS (The Forgotten Buckets) – 30 x 30 cm
500,00 €
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Three buckets — a bit rusty, half-full. Still water, floating daisies, green summer foliage all around. And on the edge, quiet but watchful, a lizard keeps its post like a guardian of stillness. In this world left behind, everything has found its place.
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Technical details
Technique: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm Year: 2021 Support: Canvas on wooden stretcher bars Framing: no frame Finish: Satin anti-UV varnish Certificate: Original signed artwork, delivered with certificate of authenticity
Artistic approach
With THE FORGOTTEN BUCKETS, I continue exploring what human objects become in absence — how they transform, quietly, into containers of light and life. The water holds reflections, flowers drift gently, and the lizard reintroduces the wild, uninvited but essential. This painting speaks of quiet balance, of unintentional beauty, and the poetry that appears when we’re no longer watching.
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Three buckets — a bit rusty, half-full. Still water, floating daisies, green summer foliage all around. And on the edge, quiet but watchful, a lizard keeps its post like a guardian of stillness. In this world left behind, everything has found its place.
i-CAC: Valuation listed on the official platform for registered professional artists.
Judicial Expert (Pierre Gimenez): Certified appraisal used in legal, tax, and estate contexts.
Technical details
Technique: Acrylic on canvas Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm Year: 2021 Support: Canvas on wooden stretcher bars Framing: no frame Finish: Satin anti-UV varnish Certificate: Original signed artwork, delivered with certificate of authenticity
Artistic approach
With THE FORGOTTEN BUCKETS, I continue exploring what human objects become in absence — how they transform, quietly, into containers of light and life. The water holds reflections, flowers drift gently, and the lizard reintroduces the wild, uninvited but essential. This painting speaks of quiet balance, of unintentional beauty, and the poetry that appears when we’re no longer watching.
Make an offer
Interested in acquiring this piece? Click here to make an offer Each painting finds its place, each encounter its rhythm.
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