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Perylene Vert 6, from JChadima’s Le Pérylène series, transforms architectural observation into a refined study of light, rhythm, and spatial perception. Curving planes and deep recesses evoke the shifting geometries of Parisian architecture while resisting literal representation.
Working with perylene black and its distinctive green undertones, JChadima develops a nuanced tonal field extending from muted green-grey to near-black. Slender passages… of illumination articulate the composition, revealing and concealing forms as they appear to fold, intersect, and recede.
Through chromatic restraint and precise modulation of light, architecture becomes an experience rather than a subject. The painting invites contemplation of depth, movement, and the elusive boundary between structure and atmosphere.
Provenance:
AKOUN Certified Value: €2,175
Working with perylene black and its distinctive green undertones, JChadima develops a nuanced tonal field extending from muted green-grey to near-black. Slender passages… of illumination articulate the composition, revealing and concealing forms as they appear to fold, intersect, and recede.
Through chromatic restraint and precise modulation of light, architecture becomes an experience rather than a subject. The painting invites contemplation of depth, movement, and the elusive boundary between structure and atmosphere.
Provenance:
AKOUN Certified Value: €2,175
- Medium : Oil on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 21.7x18.1in
James Chadima (JChadima)
France
JChadima (James Chadima) is a Paris-based multidisciplinary artist whose painting, drawing, and photography explore the transformation of observed reality through colour, form, and abstraction. Born in Wisconsin, he studied Fine Arts and Psychology at the University of Southern Colorado, now Colorado State University Pueblo.
Under the guidance of John Henry Johnson, whose documented relationship and correspondence with Ansel Adams introduced JChadima to the Zone System, he developed a disciplined way of seeing that continues to inform his work. This foundation connects his practice to American Modernism through Adams, Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Arthur Dove.
At the heart of JChadima’s practice is transformation. Close observation moves his work beyond the familiar, reimagining his subjects through line, form, colour, rhythm, structure, and space.
Exhibited and collected internationally, JChadima is recognized by AKOUN and holds an established international quotation for his work.
Under the guidance of John Henry Johnson, whose documented relationship and correspondence with Ansel Adams introduced JChadima to the Zone System, he developed a disciplined way of seeing that continues to inform his work. This foundation connects his practice to American Modernism through Adams, Alfred Stieglitz, Georgia O’Keeffe, and Arthur Dove.
At the heart of JChadima’s practice is transformation. Close observation moves his work beyond the familiar, reimagining his subjects through line, form, colour, rhythm, structure, and space.
Exhibited and collected internationally, JChadima is recognized by AKOUN and holds an established international quotation for his work.
$2,830