Rouge sur chlorophylle — Portrait féminin
Digital on Metal
39x39in
$3,530
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Eric Koninckx
Belgium
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Metal , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 23.6x23.6in
About this artwork
Conceived as a personal imprint, this work was offered to a radiant woman, whose presence inspires warmth and serenity.
Two words guided my creation: softness and vitality.
From her photo, I sought to create a dialogue between her luminous smile and the abundant energy of the nature that surrounds her. The foliage intertwines with her silhouette, as if she were an intimate part of it, emphasizing her deep connection with the living. The transparency… chosen gives the impression that she blends into the landscape, a presence that is both discreet and essential.
The final painting reveals an inseparable plant and human imprint, a visual poetry that translates his free and benevolent spirit, always in harmony with the world that welcomes him.
Two words guided my creation: softness and vitality.
From her photo, I sought to create a dialogue between her luminous smile and the abundant energy of the nature that surrounds her. The foliage intertwines with her silhouette, as if she were an intimate part of it, emphasizing her deep connection with the living. The transparency… chosen gives the impression that she blends into the landscape, a presence that is both discreet and essential.
The final painting reveals an inseparable plant and human imprint, a visual poetry that translates his free and benevolent spirit, always in harmony with the world that welcomes him.
Eric Koninckx
Belgium
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
As a Franco-Belgian photographer, I create works at the intersection of abstraction, portraiture, and floral symbolism. Trained in filmmaking, visual arts, and horticultural science, I have developed a dual sensitivity: to the beauty of plants and to the depths of the human soul. The flower becomes a mirror, a sensitive language, and a fragile inner light.
Each image is a breath, an invitation to reconnect with oneself.
My work, structured in series, seeks to reveal what the eye does not always see: a fertile tension between vulnerability and silent strength.
In 2025, my work Fractures Fertiles – The Seeds of Silence was selected in the curatorial collection Insecta Lover: The Bride Imagined, by Natalia Correa, Director of Datarte, on Singulart.
Each image is a breath, an invitation to reconnect with oneself.
My work, structured in series, seeks to reveal what the eye does not always see: a fertile tension between vulnerability and silent strength.
In 2025, my work Fractures Fertiles – The Seeds of Silence was selected in the curatorial collection Insecta Lover: The Bride Imagined, by Natalia Correa, Director of Datarte, on Singulart.
