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Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
Dimensions :
19.7x19.7in
About this artwork
In Un mot après l'autre, Sophie Dumont continues her exploration of the library motif, a recurring theme in her work, by infusing it with a dimension that is both tactile and meditative. Through a refined composition and a subtle play of materials, the artist transcends the simple representation of shelves filled with books to make it a metaphor for time, knowledge and the continuity of language.
The organization of the volumes in this work suggests… a library that is both structured and slightly imperfect, where each book seems to have found its place instinctively. The alignment of the works, rigorously ordered but marked by slight inclinations and irregularities in the forms, gives the canvas a natural dynamic, a breathing proper to the act of reading.
« To sublimate, to appropriate the subject, to keep only the essential. »
Sophie Dumont is a contemporary French painter born in Paris in 1964. She currently lives and works in Normandy. Her work, primarily oil on canvas, explores the memory of places through abstract landscapes, stylized libraries, and studio interiors. Through the layering of numerous paints and subtle collages, she constructs structured compositions where matter, light, and color interact. Her work is distinguished by a balance between architecture and pictorial sensibility. Exhibiting for over twenty years in France and internationally, notably in Germany, Canada, Belgium, and Italy, Sophie Dumont's work is now featured in numerous private and museum collections.