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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Cardboard
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 39.4x35.4in
About this artwork
“Cho” is a painting inspired by the Japanese symbol of the butterfly, which embodies lightness and transformation.
Created with brushstrokes, charcoal lines, pencils and chalks, the work captures the appearance of a living drawing.
The girl's figure seems to float, almost suspended among the lines and touches of color. A slight burst of white, yellow and orange shades delicately illuminates her face, bringing a subtle and contrasting warmth.… Her entire outline fades into shades of gray and black, dotted with small white circles, suggesting a hidden innocence within this dreamlike atmosphere.
Created with brushstrokes, charcoal lines, pencils and chalks, the work captures the appearance of a living drawing.
The girl's figure seems to float, almost suspended among the lines and touches of color. A slight burst of white, yellow and orange shades delicately illuminates her face, bringing a subtle and contrasting warmth.… Her entire outline fades into shades of gray and black, dotted with small white circles, suggesting a hidden innocence within this dreamlike atmosphere.
Franck Sastre
France
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Credentials
- International Exposure
- Experienced Artist
- Covered by the Press
- Exhibited in a Museum
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
« I love to feel with our artistic duet the dance of our brushes accompanied by imaginative, colorful music within our stage that is a canvas. »
Sastre explores painting as a territory of research, emotion, and freedom. His work questions identity, human connection, and our relationship to the world through expressive figures, symbols, and an intense chromatic palette.
He never tires of exploring the human "mirada," its silences, its wounds, its strength and its contradictions. Each face becomes for him a fragment of soul, a space where the intimate meets the universal.
Oil, acrylic, ink, materials, canvas, wood, or cardboard nourish a deliberately free and instinctive practice. Gesture, movement, and color give his works an almost tactile presence.
After forty years of painting, Franck Sastre still pursues the same quest: to find that particular trait, that deeply personal artistic style that will allow his painting to go even further.
While creating a direct, sincere and emotional dialogue with the viewer.
He never tires of exploring the human "mirada," its silences, its wounds, its strength and its contradictions. Each face becomes for him a fragment of soul, a space where the intimate meets the universal.
Oil, acrylic, ink, materials, canvas, wood, or cardboard nourish a deliberately free and instinctive practice. Gesture, movement, and color give his works an almost tactile presence.
After forty years of painting, Franck Sastre still pursues the same quest: to find that particular trait, that deeply personal artistic style that will allow his painting to go even further.
While creating a direct, sincere and emotional dialogue with the viewer.