À l'orée du bois (Instants d'Humanité)

The poem evokes the amorous encounter between Diane and a water nymph. The couple is protected by the moon, whose crescent moon recalls Diane's divine origin. The trees surrounding the lake partition the scene and emphasize the closeness of the two figures.

The flight of the bat, Galatée, which moves away from the couple, indicates to the reader that they are witnessing a secret meeting and that it would be wise to look away and step back.

But the reader, too curious, remains. Then, the text of the poem is superimposed on the two naked women to preserve their intimacy.

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Artwork created on linen or cotton canvas. Dimensions may vary by a few millimeters.

Pigments applied with mineral or vegetable binders.

Graphite.

Acrylic paint & India ink.

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Each unique artwork has its own identification number in the artist's official catalog.

Catalog No. 002

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The canvases will be available for purchase starting in 2027.