• Côte d’Ivoire •
Oil, Reclaimed objects on Cardboard
19 x 15 in
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Other details :
Artwork on wood. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
Dimensions :
18.9x15in
About this artwork
In this work, I explored the rich and vibrant texture offered by oil combined with my reclaimed perfume sprays, to create an abstract and symbolically charged mosaic. The floating shapes and engaging colors dance between reality and metaphysics, invoking a dialogue about recycling and transformation. Indeed, smells are invisible to the naked eye but we always manage to attribute a scent to each person or surrounding situation. Each element is an… invitation to see beyond the visible, to meditate on our connection to the object and the environment. This painting is a celebration of the revaluation, not only of materials, but also of ideas and perceptions.
Mohamed Lamine Sylla, with roots in cabinetmaking and lighting design, skillfully uses recycled wood painted with oil. Embracing contradictions and eco-responsibility, his techniques fuse repurposed objects, paintings, and furniture into thoughtful, three-dimensional compositions. His works invite contemplative reflection on love, spirituality, and environmental protection. Having been passionate about photography for a very long time, in 2025 he decided to share his passion through the most beautiful shots he had captured a few years earlier.