"La source"
Digital on Paper
24x35in
$2,590
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Laurent Parienti
France
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- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Printing : Digital on Paper , Alu-Dibond
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 31.5x47.2in
- Edition : 1 / 18
- Artist's proof : 20
- Hors commerce : 2
About this artwork
Fine art print on Hanemühle Bamboo paper, solid oak American box frame, numbered and signed by the artist with digigraphie® certificate
This photograph was taken at dawn in the Moken village of Majong Gale, in the heart of the Mergui Archipelago in Burma.
The first rays of dawn pierce the morning mist, caressing the stilt houses and boats moored in the bay. For a few moments, the light transforms the village into an almost surreal landscape, where… water, wood, and sky seem to merge into a single entity. For generations, the Moken have lived in harmony with the sea. A people of seafarers and fishermen, they maintain a profound relationship with this marine world, one built on respect, ancestral knowledge, and spirituality. Each sunrise marks the beginning of a new dialogue with the ocean. Through this photograph, I wanted to capture this moment of grace where the light reveals the poetry of everyday life.
This photograph was taken at dawn in the Moken village of Majong Gale, in the heart of the Mergui Archipelago in Burma.
The first rays of dawn pierce the morning mist, caressing the stilt houses and boats moored in the bay. For a few moments, the light transforms the village into an almost surreal landscape, where… water, wood, and sky seem to merge into a single entity. For generations, the Moken have lived in harmony with the sea. A people of seafarers and fishermen, they maintain a profound relationship with this marine world, one built on respect, ancestral knowledge, and spirituality. Each sunrise marks the beginning of a new dialogue with the ocean. Through this photograph, I wanted to capture this moment of grace where the light reveals the poetry of everyday life.
Laurent Parienti
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Laurent Parienti is a French artist-photographer whose work explores light, silence and Mediterranean landscapes through a minimalist and contemplative approach.
After traveling to different regions of the world, it was in Greece that he found his true artistic home. Inspired by the Aegean Sea, the Cyclades, and Greek mythology, he developed a timeless photographic style where blue, white, and light become an emotional language.
Through his Aegean Reverie series, he creates silent and contemplative images that invite the viewer on an inner journey.
Alongside this Mediterranean work, for several years he has been documenting the memory of the nomadic Moken people, living between Burma and Thailand, in an approach where documentary meets a more poetic and sensitive style of writing.
After traveling to different regions of the world, it was in Greece that he found his true artistic home. Inspired by the Aegean Sea, the Cyclades, and Greek mythology, he developed a timeless photographic style where blue, white, and light become an emotional language.
Through his Aegean Reverie series, he creates silent and contemplative images that invite the viewer on an inner journey.
Alongside this Mediterranean work, for several years he has been documenting the memory of the nomadic Moken people, living between Burma and Thailand, in an approach where documentary meets a more poetic and sensitive style of writing.
Laurent Parienti
"L’aube des nomades de la mer"
$3,660
