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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
39.4x31.5in
About this artwork
This work is based on a scene I experienced in Riga, Latvia. After a heavy rain, the light from the street lamps on a small street in the historic center was reflecting in all directions. The play of light was very interesting. The street was really empty, and suddenly, around a bend, I saw a single person leaning against the wall of a house who seemed to be waiting, but waiting for who, what? I found the street too deserted for a date, and I imagined… that this person was waiting for an entity I couldn't see in natural light, like invisible souls walking down the street. That's why I named this work: The Street of Souls. These souls are only visible in my painting under UV light.
François Chevalier, a geological engineer by training, is a self-taught artist who mainly creates pictorial works in a hyperrealist style, most of which use the play of light in the manner of chiaroscuro. His main aspiration can be summed up as follows: to capture a moment in life that has touched him and to disseminate, more or less directly, an idea, in the tradition of symbolism, which can sometimes lead to scenes that are part of the imagination. He also indulges in stone sculpture, allowing him to free his imagination by shaping figures from any form.