Something in the Sky
Oil on Linen
46x35in
$7,790
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L. Joss
France
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Artist highlights
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Pencil on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 45.7x35in
About this artwork
The Contemplatrice is the spectator of the questions and emotions that she herself releases in the person looking at her. Is she vulnerable or provocative? Both at once? Her posture questions; the lower part of her body is closed - her legs almost contorted - while her bust is open. It is her gaze that must retain that of the spectator.
The atmosphere in which she is immersed, oppressive and chaotic, contrasts with the apparent serenity of the young… woman: contrast of emotions, contrast of colors.
Through this work, I wanted to explore the nuances of vulnerability and provocation, while leaving room for the viewer's interpretation. The colored spotlights, the diffuse lighting effects, the dilapidated nature of the place, aim to place the scene outside of time where the gazes that cross must become the true driving force of the work.
The atmosphere in which she is immersed, oppressive and chaotic, contrasts with the apparent serenity of the young… woman: contrast of emotions, contrast of colors.
Through this work, I wanted to explore the nuances of vulnerability and provocation, while leaving room for the viewer's interpretation. The colored spotlights, the diffuse lighting effects, the dilapidated nature of the place, aim to place the scene outside of time where the gazes that cross must become the true driving force of the work.
L. Joss
France
Credentials
- Favorited by galleries
- Featured in gallery curations
- Works on commission
L. Joss (Luc Josserand) is a French painter, born in 1964 in Firminy.
L. Joss develops a pictorial practice centered on the human figure and the conditions of its presence.
Trained in a demanding approach to representation, his work has gradually shifted its focus towards areas of instability, where the continuities of reality fragment. His recent paintings introduce distortions that affect both space and perception, as if reality itself were becoming uncertain.
At the boundary between matter and consciousness, his work engages painting in a field of tension where the visible is no longer sufficient.
Painting, therefore, no longer consists of representing reality, but of experiencing its formation.
L. Joss develops a pictorial practice centered on the human figure and the conditions of its presence.
Trained in a demanding approach to representation, his work has gradually shifted its focus towards areas of instability, where the continuities of reality fragment. His recent paintings introduce distortions that affect both space and perception, as if reality itself were becoming uncertain.
At the boundary between matter and consciousness, his work engages painting in a field of tension where the visible is no longer sufficient.
Painting, therefore, no longer consists of representing reality, but of experiencing its formation.
L. Joss
La Contemplatrice
$7,790
