Discover the creation in interiors
Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x39.4in
About this artwork
A desolate landscape. Mountains rising from the coastal plain. They are covered in cobalt dust. No life can survive there. The plain has become a vast wasteland of sand and mineral salts. No sign of any biological activity. A remnant of a former geological formation still stands – a reminder of the forces of erosion. In the background, a massive tidal wave arrives, pulled to incomparable heights due to the presence of an astronomical object so close…
to the planet. In the sky, a moon is orbiting the planet, while a bright object – another planet orbiting an unseen sun, or a star in a supernova stage – is witness to the depth of space. The other cosmic body is a parallel universe filled with volcanoes, one of which has started an eruptive phase. The clouds of the planet and those of the cosmic object are mixing, giving a sense of the dependency of different objects in our portion of the universe.
Patrick Faure
United Kingdom
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
Patrick Faure, a contemporary surrealist painter from Monaco, elegantly mixes traditional oil paint methods with his rich cultural foundations of Impressionist and metaphysical art. His masterful employment of vibrant colors and meticulous detail creates thought-provoking, symbolic compositions, unifying classical painting elements with modern, post-human imagery. His works challenge societal norms, inciting deep, philosophical existential questions, critiquing our inherent fragility in an indifferent cosmos, and blurring reality with the subconscious.