This watercolor captures a technical fragment inserted into a natural landscape: a lock, a modest hydraulic structure by a riverbank.
Under the summer light, the wood, metal fittings, and bordering vegetation weave a discreet dialogue between human intervention and natural dynamics.
"The Lock" fixes the moment where infrastructure gently fades into the living world.
Title: L'ÉCLUSE
English Title: The Lock
Date: 2023
Technique: Watercolor
Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm
Framing: Chrome metal frame, ready to hang
Support: 300gsm white paper
Location: Grignan, France
In the spirit of my "Chemin faisant" series, this work explores the role of small human interventions within traversed landscapes.
Through watercolor, I seek to capture that fragile point of balance where technical structures themselves become part of the scenery, absorbed by light, water, and vegetation.
"The Lock" invites viewers to pay attention to these forgotten constructions, where human presence dialogues silently with the natural cycle.
The artwork comes with its signed certificate of authenticity.
Shipping is made directly from my studio, with secure packaging tailored to the drawing’s format.
Secure online payment available.
Delivery available within France and internationally.
If this piece resonates with your own journey, feel free to contact me for any questions or to consider its acquisition.
ADAGP – Paris
This watercolor captures a technical fragment inserted into a natural landscape: a lock, a modest hydraulic structure by a riverbank.
Under the summer light, the wood, metal fittings, and bordering vegetation weave a discreet dialogue between human intervention and natural dynamics.
"The Lock" fixes the moment where infrastructure gently fades into the living world.
Title: L'ÉCLUSE
English Title: The Lock
Date: 2023
Technique: Watercolor
Dimensions: 30 × 40 cm
Framing: Chrome metal frame, ready to hang
Support: 300gsm white paper
Location: Grignan, France
In the spirit of my "Chemin faisant" series, this work explores the role of small human interventions within traversed landscapes.
Through watercolor, I seek to capture that fragile point of balance where technical structures themselves become part of the scenery, absorbed by light, water, and vegetation.
"The Lock" invites viewers to pay attention to these forgotten constructions, where human presence dialogues silently with the natural cycle.
The artwork comes with its signed certificate of authenticity.
Shipping is made directly from my studio, with secure packaging tailored to the drawing’s format.
Secure online payment available.
Delivery available within France and internationally.
If this piece resonates with your own journey, feel free to contact me for any questions or to consider its acquisition.
ADAGP – Paris
