A curation by Rose Boutboul, Independent Curator at - Blue is not just a color; it's a temperature, a depth, almost a state of mind. In this selection, it reigns supreme, expressed through radically different materials and intentions. We leave the shore to plunge into landscapes where the gaze is lost, between the serenity of a minimalist horizon and the fury of an acrylic ocean. The strength of this work lies in its journey between the figurative and the organic. A melancholic face with simplified contours appears, seemingly emerging from the azure sky, echoing ghostly sailboats gliding across dark water. Then, suddenly, the structure shifts: abstract, sculpted forms emerge from the paint, reminiscent of the roughness of rock or the fluidity of ink. The blue then becomes electric, emerald, or abyssal, playing with textures of linen, fabric, or wood to create an almost palpable relief.