Entre le vide et l'univers
Digital on Canvas
35x24in
$710
Framing
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Raphaël Galante
France
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Digital on Canvas , Wood
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 17.7x23.6in
About this artwork
Plant inspiration – Jean-Marie Pelt Botanical Garden
A breath of air passes through the image.
Almost nothing, just a faint exhalation.
In the face of a constructed, paved, and infinitely repeated cosmos, a flower persists.
She does not oppose. She does not conquer.
She breathes.
The background suggests a total order, a geometry without origin or end, a measurable, calculable world, closed in on itself.
The flower, however, belongs to another… regime: that of the living, the fragile, the immeasurable.
It introduces a subtle flaw in the continuity of the system.
Between these two cosmoses, one abstract, the other organic, circulates a faint breath.
Neither victory nor defeat.
Only proof that one world can still breathe inside another.
The work questions scale, measurement, and the place of living things in the architectures we erect.
She suggests that true immensity is not always that which expands, but that which persists.
That cosmos explains nothing.
He exhales.
A breath of air passes through the image.
Almost nothing, just a faint exhalation.
In the face of a constructed, paved, and infinitely repeated cosmos, a flower persists.
She does not oppose. She does not conquer.
She breathes.
The background suggests a total order, a geometry without origin or end, a measurable, calculable world, closed in on itself.
The flower, however, belongs to another… regime: that of the living, the fragile, the immeasurable.
It introduces a subtle flaw in the continuity of the system.
Between these two cosmoses, one abstract, the other organic, circulates a faint breath.
Neither victory nor defeat.
Only proof that one world can still breathe inside another.
The work questions scale, measurement, and the place of living things in the architectures we erect.
She suggests that true immensity is not always that which expands, but that which persists.
That cosmos explains nothing.
He exhales.
Raphaël Galante
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
Raphaël Galante, a mathematics teacher and art lover, uses photography and digital technology. Using geometry, he manipulates tilings via software that he embeds in his photographs. Each work becomes a harmonious fusion of precise shapes and natural beauty. As for his emotions, a serene tranquility is revealed, a feeling of calm that permeates the observer.
Raphaël Galante
Exhalaison entre deux cosmos incommensurables
$570
