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Valentin Telesco
France
Artist highlights
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 11.8x15.7in
About this artwork
“The Dance of Flowers” captures a bouquet of three flowers suspended in a moving universe. The vase blends into a deep blue background, enriched with touches of reddish brown and white, creating a harmony that reflects the sincerity of the soul and the beauty of nature. Abstract and vibrant, the work evokes the ephemerality of happiness and the subtle connection between man and the universe.
Quote :
“Happiness is a balance between desire and reflection.”… – Schopenhauer
Quote :
“Happiness is a balance between desire and reflection.”… – Schopenhauer
Valentin Telesco
France
Credentials
- Works on commission
« The human soul is deep and impenetrable, and pain is the only thing that allows us to understand it. »
Born in Moldova in 1995, Teleșco Valentin discovered art thanks to his grandfather, a painter, who raised him after the loss of his father at the age of 10. A graduate of the visual arts, he handles the brush and palette knife with precision to create oil works, where the material becomes pure emotion.
After serving in the Moldovan army, he joined the Foreign Legion in 2016, traveling the world and confronting human suffering. These experiences transformed his outlook on life and enriched his art. For Valentin, art is a voice for the soul, a bridge between beings, a timeless trace. “We are an eternal vibration. Life is a journey, and art is memory.”
After serving in the Moldovan army, he joined the Foreign Legion in 2016, traveling the world and confronting human suffering. These experiences transformed his outlook on life and enriched his art. For Valentin, art is a voice for the soul, a bridge between beings, a timeless trace. “We are an eternal vibration. Life is a journey, and art is memory.”
