Inspired by the iconic masterpiece of Jean-Honoré Fragonard, Laurent Pichereau’s work revisits the 18th-century depiction of the couple, capturing the essence of shared connection in both joy and adversity. Reflecting on Oscar Wilde's famous quote, "The couple is to be one, but which one?" Laurent explores the dynamic of selflessness and unity within a relationship. At times, stepping aside for the other can nurture the couple's growth, symbolizing both the constraint of being bound together and the beauty of mutual altruism. The red line in the painting serves as a powerful representation of the bond that ties individuals in love and pain, embodying the delicate balance of union.
Includes
This artwork is framed in aluminium.
Dimension
50 (h) x 65 (w) cm
Artist Country
France
Year
2023
Technique
Mix medium pencils and painting
Color
Black,Red,White
Height
50 cm
Width
65 cm
Item Condition
Direct from artist
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