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Other details :
Artwork on supported wooden frame. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
This urban landscape was entirely made with a knife. I first started by painting a street in perspective in a predominantly blue color range. Then I applied the yellow in more or less transparent areas to bring the image back to a frontal plane, which had the effect of moving from figuration to abstraction while generating a futuristic ambiance with an atmosphere saturated with warmth. . The green was obtained by superimposing the yellow on the blue… and not by mixing them. The title is that of the anticipation film by Richard Fleischer in 1973 with Charlton Heston.
Luc Andrieux is an artist based in France whose works have been presented in several solo and group exhibitions nationally and internationally. For him, painting is like a vital necessity. Through his compositions, Andrieux's goal is to generate a questioning contemplation, to freeze time and to induce an atmosphere suggested by the hidden face of the elements. His abstractions, landscapes and figurative works are most often created using acrylics on canvas, oil being reserved for the treatment of more complex effects. Luc Andrieux does not limit himself to a particular style or theme that would limit his expression but chooses those that are most in line with his vision of the moment.