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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic, Charcoal on Canvas
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 47.2x39.4in
About this artwork
The painting titled "Vodka" depicts a young African woman whose face bears the visible traces of her inner struggle and determination to surpass herself. Every detail of her expression translates a personal story marked by resilience and hope.
This work, made in collaboration between Asun Glez and Franck Sastre, is a harmonious fusion of their respective styles. They use a combination of techniques, skillfully mixing the use of the spatula and… delicate brushstrokes, to give the painting a rich and vibrant texture.
The creative process begins in the depth of black, reflecting the shadow and difficulty in her existence. Gradually, the pearly white hues emerge on her face, creating an impression of depth and a glimmer of hope. The touches of warm colors, applied with energy, instill a note of joy and optimism.
This work, made in collaboration between Asun Glez and Franck Sastre, is a harmonious fusion of their respective styles. They use a combination of techniques, skillfully mixing the use of the spatula and… delicate brushstrokes, to give the painting a rich and vibrant texture.
The creative process begins in the depth of black, reflecting the shadow and difficulty in her existence. Gradually, the pearly white hues emerge on her face, creating an impression of depth and a glimmer of hope. The touches of warm colors, applied with energy, instill a note of joy and optimism.
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.