Shop de l'Art

Painted with the means that already existed two hundred years ago — pigment, varnish, patience. What surfaces beneath them did not exist back then. The pictures pass themselves off as finds from an orderly world, and they keep that order exactly as long as it takes you to step closer. Then something is off, and there is no switching it off again.

Motifs that take their time: dark, clear, precise.
Photographs holding more calm than their subject would suggest. Forest, haze, figures at the edge of the light.
Seen up close or from a distance, they don't give everything away at once.

On paper built to last, in editions that stay small.