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2 Place Montoulieu
Toulouse 31000 , France
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CYPRESS II – PEREGRINATION Original painting on natural linen
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Inks, walnut stain and acrylic paint on natural linen by Rémy Allamand for his series entitled Peregrinations inspired by romantic landscapes of the south of France at dusk.
Inspiration: “For this series entitled Peregrinations, the idea was to transcribe memories of walks, visits to places in the south of France. A universe where the expression of these sometimes blurred memories mingles with romanticized images that are expressed via muted tones. A precise moment when it is no longer daylight but not yet quite night. Between dream and reality.” Rémy Allamand
A line of dark cypresses stands out against a veiled sky, where brown and black shades blend into a dense and silent atmosphere. The verticality of the trees, solemn and almost frozen, contrasts with the indistinct horizon, creating an impression of suspension out of time. In this painting, Rémy Allamand captures the melancholy of a nocturnal or twilight landscape. The extinguished light, reduced to a diffuse mist, seems to absorb the details to leave only silhouettes, presences. Between monumentality and fragility, the work opens up a meditative space where the eye is lost in the shadows and the infinite.
From a childhood lulled by the landscapes of the southwest of France, to the world of dance and then Parisian fashion, creativity has always been part of Rémy Allamand’s life. Today it is with his hands that he expresses himself through sculpted pieces. Series inspired by nature, such as Cliffs, a raw creation, representing the cliffs of the Spanish Basque coast. Flat areas, furrows, cracks. The force of the marine element comes to alter the rock which is expressed by this deep and dense black. Elements in repeated, imperceptible or violent movement which leave traces and sculpt the landscape and our lives. But also landscapes that nature has ceded to Man. An urban landscape with architecture punctuated by various decorations but all coming from a primary element, the intrinsic element of any building. The brick. Suddenly the bricks leave their founding function and emerge on the surface like forgotten and sacred relics. They punctuate the wall support and sometimes take on raw aspects, sometimes more defined shapes, inspired by the architecture of places of worship.Its materials: clay, hemp and lime. Natural and sustainable materials which offer infinite plastic possibilities and allow the experience of volume and the work of textures. Today the artist decides to explore 3D and joins the search for function through the creation of lighting fixtures. Nature and culture, two starting points for the artist. Highlight the hidden and essential element. Reveal the substance in the form. Provided that the sensory approach contributes to learning about the sensitive world and connecting to our environment…. -
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Documentation: Signed Origin: France Period: New Materials: Inks, walnut stain and acrylic paint on natural linen Condition: New. Creation Date: 2025 Styles / Movements: Contemporary Incollect Reference #: 822213 -
Dimensions
W. 25.59 in; H. 36.22 in; D. 0.79 in; W. 65 cm; H. 92 cm; D. 2 cm;
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OAK Oneofakind Gallery, located at 2 Place Montoulieu, Toulouse 31000, France, is a distinctive art space curated by Antoine Vignault, showcasing contemporary sculptures, photography, furniture, and objects. For inquiries, please contact us at antoine@oak-bespoke.fr or +33.065.856.8619.
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